Sentence examples for revenue amounts from inspiring English sources

In Denmark, consumption tax revenue amounts to about 11percentt of the nation's economy.

The bonds will be paid back by the developer, but the lost tax revenue amounts to $10 million, according to the city's Independent Budget Office.

Despite recent fiscal reforms, federal tax revenue amounts to only 11% of GDP, among the lowest in the world (see article).

"On-board gambling revenue amounts to between 5 to 7percentt of our total net revenue," he said, "about what we make from the bar, the on-board shops or from land packages".

Norway's annual oil revenue amounts to around $40bn £21bnn), and more than half of its exports come from this sector.

Arguing that the difference between high oil revenue and low oil revenue amounts to the entire Scottish NHS budget, the Better Together campaign insist that only the "broad shoulders of the UK" can cope with the volatility and only the UK can support the decommissioning of the industry's gear as the oil begins to run out.

Instead, first-year revenue amounted to just $7.5 million.

The revenue amount is about $700 million above what Wall Street analysts have been projecting.

But government revenue amounted to only ¥59.2 trillion, or 12.5% of GDP.

At Doctors Hospital, where 353 of its 452 owners are physicians, net revenue amounted to $64 million in 2008.

However, business rates are a major part of the government's tax revenue amounting to £26bn per year.