Sentence examples for restore tax from inspiring English sources

Greg Hands, chief secretary to Treasury, said Labour needed to explain how they would afford to restore tax credit payments to their previous level.

The rule would essentially restore tax rates for the top wage earners back to what those rates were in the early-to-mid 1990s.

As a committed member of the Labour party I am in favour of cutting in-work tax credits (Scottish Labour promises to restore tax credits, 31 October).

After Jan . 1 stand-alone legislation to restore tax cuts for middle- and lower-income families would most likely be unstoppable: any politician seeking to hold it hostage for other policies would risk an immediate backlash.

"We can restore tax fairness and provide immediate relief to nearly two million working families and senior citizens by simply returning a fraction of the federal windfall to them," the governor said.

Scottish Labour is to announce plans to restore tax credits for 350,000 working families in a bid to outflank the Scottish National party over the new tax powers coming to Holyrood.

A series of race-related controversies erupted in that first year, one concerning the administration's abortive attempt to restore tax-exempt status to private schools that discriminated on the basis of race.

Let's recall that, a few days ago, the United States Senate voted overwhelmingly, 36-53 and 37-53, against Democratic attempts to restore taxes for those earning over $250,000 and $1 million, respectively.

"Americans are screaming out that some people take advantage of this special treatments," he says, and almost comes to pointing out that the intent is only to restore taxes on the wealthy to Clinton-era levels, but he and Wallace fall out and start arguing.

They have suspended minimum-wage increases and restored tax rebates to help some exporters, all aimed at preventing mass layoffs.

In late September, the I.R.S. restored tax breaks for banks that take big losses on bad loans inherited through acquisitions.