Sentence examples for shareholders credit from inspiring English sources

There is a new case from Finland, whose law gives shareholders credit for Finnish, but only Finnish, corporation tax paid by the company.

But unlike banks, which primarily serve shareholders, credit unions are nonprofit entities set up by members and governed by a volunteer board.

For example, the quotient system of individual allowances and the shareholder credit system of integrating the individual and corporate income taxes, respectively, have been popular in former French and British colonies, and the income tax of the United States and American advisers have been instrumental in shaping the income taxes of Latin American countries.

The systems employed in the United Kingdom and France have provided resident shareholders a credit for about half of the corporate tax.

Another approach to integration involves granting shareholders a credit (offset against their individual tax liability) for the corporate tax allocable to dividends they have received.

This would best be accomplished by granting resident shareholders a credit equal to their proportionate share of the tax paid by the corporation.

Shareholders may credit Mr. Ricke with keeping the company afloat, but he must still figure out how to make it take wing.

In Mr. Sansum's defense, Mr. Aidala said that "the way the corporation operated was that in lieu of adequate salaries to the shareholders, business credit cards were issued and used by the members of the corporation for their own personal expenses".

Since shareholders get credit for withholding taxes on their corporate profits, there is no double taxation.

Alternately, the U.S. could adopt the West German system of giving shareholders a credit for corporate taxes paid on dividends.

But speaking to shareholders, they credited much of the quarter's $10 million increase in international revenue to the expansion of a detention center in Britain, where immigration was a hot issue in the 2010 election.