Sentence examples for share surcharge from inspiring English sources

She proposed a "fair share surcharge" that would place an extra tax on people who make more than $5m a year, in an effort to close loopholes that often mean millionaires pay lower effective rates than middle-class families.

It instead devolved into a surcharge on ride-shares, like Ubers and Lyfts.

The mayor said that the governor's proposal lacked provisions that would have allowed the city to continue to receive a share of the revenue from a surcharge on winning bets.

At that time he said the surcharge should be £21.25m shared between the 10.

In addition, about one-third of the insurers (with a joint market share of about 40%) requires premium surcharges if applicants only apply for supplementary health insurance (buying basic insurance from another insurer) and about 17% requires such surcharges if an subscriber switches to another provider of basic insurance (which is not prohibited under the article 120 of the Health Insurance Act).

In the Walter case, the hotels and the subcontractor agreed to cough up the employees' shares of the original gratuities, plus a surcharge in penalties.

In a sharp answer to several failed bills produced by Senate Democrats that would cut an employee's share of the payroll tax and impose a new surcharge on income over $1 million, the House Republican bill would pay for the extension through a mix of changes to entitlement programs and a pay freeze for federal workers.

Bernanke also said in the speech that policymakers are considering a capital surcharge on these institutions or requiring that a greater share of their capital be in the form of common equity.

Profits rose 15.4% to $404 million, or $1.18 per share, boosted by cost controls and better yields offsetting lower fuel surcharges.

"Nearly seven million Michigan wireless consumers already pay their fair share in monthly federal, state and local wireless taxes, fees and surcharges," said Brian Johnston, Director of Communications for MyWireless.org.org

Mr. Pataki will also ask Congress to shoulder a slightly bigger share of Medicaid costs and raid some pools of unspent revenues from surcharges on health insurance.