Sentence examples for revenue declaration from inspiring English sources

Our theory adapts non-linear budget set models to the context of firm revenue declaration.

But an earnings warning last month, including the company's declaration that revenue for the current quarter would fall 30percentt and that $2.5 billion of its stockpile of equipment was essentially worthless, has money managers wondering whether the company will ever be able to recapture its sizzle.

The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the emergency declaration, with revenues expected to fall short of covering the city's expenses by a significant margin.

Conspiracy theorists might argue that the company didn't like Kampen's very public declaration of his revenue, or perhaps felt that he had become too influential a figure, though there is no evidence for either motivation.

Annual £17bn to £20bn cost of customs declaration is for tax revenues of £38.5bn.

Last month, the erstwhile finance minister Yiannos Papantoniou was given a suspended four-year jail term for producing a false declaration of assets and revenues.

Median income corresponds to the median taxable income by declaration and includes all taxable revenue.

Pareene has especially in mind, I think, David Gergen's declaration that Obama went too far by demanding $1.6 trillion in revenue, that he should have stayed with Simpson-Bowles — which calls for $2.2 trillion in revenue.

At a briefing on Thursday Dingle said it had taken HM Revenue and Customs "eight to 10 years" to put its latest customs declaration system in place.

After the declaration of war, Barkley supported bills implementing conscription and raising revenue for the fight.

They do not qualify and the Revenue says they will be breaking the law if they make a false declaration: they could face fines of up to £5,000 and possibly a spell at her majesty's pleasure.