Sentence examples for retain tax from inspiring English sources

Even under the tougher rules, it adds, there are opportunities to retain "tax efficiencies" in relation to skilled workers.

Another Republican wish is to retain tax cuts introduced by George Bush that would benefit millionaires and billionaires.

Mr. Farber's firm also represents the former Liggett tobacco company and a trade group seeking to retain tax breaks for wealthy hedge fund investors.

The Treasury countered that it had won important concessions including so-called "grandfathering", which will allow intellectual property within existing regimes to retain tax benefits until June 2021.

Instead, it is focusing on provisions that would allow financial services companies, like its GE Capital subsidiary, to retain tax breaks on money earned from offshore operations.

Democrats counter that Mr. McCain, of Arizona, was a fickle gadfly who ultimately traded his independence to pander to the right, in particular by pledging this year to retain tax cuts he once faulted as favors to the rich.

Along with the Core Cities group, made up of eight of the largest cities in the UK, he wants the ability to raise and retain taxes.

London's mayor, Boris Johnson, united with London Councils and the Core Cities group – made up of the eight largest cities in the UK – in calls for local politicians to have more power to raise and retain taxes.

"We simply cannot continue to do what we have always done and expect this problem to go away," Mr. McDonnell said in announcing the plan, which did retain taxes on diesel fuel and call for a $100 annual fee on cars that run on alternative fuels.

Dugdale will tell delegates in Perth that retaining tax credits would be affordable without increasing taxes in Scotland.

The point seems to be that every income class will be hit approximately the same if Congress retains tax expenditures rather than eliminating them.