Sentence examples for return submitted from inspiring English sources

It also said the tax preparer was paid $70 to $150 for each tax return submitted with the fraudulently obtained Social Security numbers.

At the end of the campaign, every penny spent must be declared in an official spending return submitted soon after the end of the campaign.

The mayoral candidates' brief documents were in fact heavily edited highlights, a full tax return submitted to the Inland Revenue to calculate a self-employed person's tax bill usually runs to 15 pages.

Nothing in Florida law, they argued, "imposes any deadline for the submission of corrected, amended or supplemental returns deemed necessary by the county canvassing board to ensure that the return submitted accurately and completely reflects the votes counted initially and in any recount".

The return submitted by Mr Goldsmith's election agent David Newman was "unclear in places", the watchdog found.

Each of the nine million tax returns submitted every year are thought to be subjected to about 400 logic and comparison tests.

The Circuit Court concluded as to Palm Beach County that there was not any "authority to include any returns submitted past the deadline established by the Florida Supreme Court in this election".

The chancellor said he had seen "anonymised" tax returns submitted by multimillionaires using aggressive avoidance schemes to dramatically reduce their tax bills.

But, on the other hand, if the returns submitted after the statutory date would not be ignored, the board would have good reason to submit the returns and accept the fines.

Whatever "reconciliation" may be appropriate between the mandatory and permissive noninclusion of returns submitted after the deadline, no conceivable manipulation of those provisions could have led to the conclusion that the secretary "shall accept" such returns.

Based on the foregoing, we conclude that the authority of the Florida Secretary of State to ignore amended returns submitted by a County Canvassing Board may be lawfully exercised only under limited circumstances as we set forth in this opinion.