Sentence examples for revenue less from inspiring English sources

Revenue: Less than $1 million.

These enterprises are, plainly, major sources of tax revenue; less visibly, some officials have an economic stake in them.

The dot-com boom in the late '90s led to a surge in tax revenue, less from capital-gains taxes than from the conversions of stock-option grants.

The commissioner wants to take half of the Yankees' local revenue, less Yankee Stadium rental, and 50percentt of the portion of their payroll over $98 million.

The I.R.S. has created a process for nonprofit groups with annual revenue less than $25,000 that find themselves on the list and wish to reapply for tax exemption, including a reduced fee of $100.

Ticket sales contributed to 21.2 percent of the total revenue of the league last season, suggesting that in terms of ticket prices and ultimate match-day revenue, less may indeed be more.

All that means less economic activity, lower tax revenues, less money in the city and state coffers.

The company said the restatement would change revenues less than 1percentt each year and earnings less than 6 cents a share.

Its operating income -- revenues less expenses (but before interest payments and taxes) - is estimated to have been $183 million in 2009-10, or about $6 million per team.

The cap is determined by dividing 48percentt of the league's annual revenues, less benefits for the players, among the 29 teams.

O'Reilly, No Starch Press, and Tidbits will donate all revenues, less author royalties, from "Deal of the Day" sales to the Japanese Red Cross Society.