Sentence examples for sidestep paying from inspiring English sources
On Friday, former State Senator Nicholas A. Spano, scion of the county's most powerful family, took a legal bullet, acknowledging in federal court that, yes, yes, he tried to sidestep paying taxes.
In announcing the move, the union's president, Dennis Van Roekel, said:"Will we allow Congress to gut Medicare, slash education and cut Social Security, and continue to make it just fine for hedge fund managers and corporations to sidestep paying taxes?
This is because our tax code provides lots and lots of big, wide loopholes through which companies sidestep paying taxes.
One, called the "active financing exception" allows corporations to sidestep paying taxes on overseas profits if the company derived those profits by "actively financing" a deal, according to the NYT.
Thirty of America's most profitable corporations used rules like the "active financing exception" -- allowing corporations to sidestep paying taxes on overseas profits if they were derived by "actively financing" some activity or deal -- to pay less than zero in income taxes, according to a recent report from the Center for Tax Justice.
A few entrepreneurs have sidestepped these boundaries — by paying themselves high salaries, for example, or by making money through contracts for additional services to a school. .
Detroit soul singer Dwele breaks from the herd by managing to sidestep sentimentality AND pay his respects on this loop-laden cover of a MJ/Quincy Jones classic.
The truth is, big corporations are using sidesteps and schemes to avoid paying their taxes, and as a result workers across industries are left paying the burden.
Climb the faintly familiar stairs, sidestepping ghosts, and pay $138 for a room, plus a $20 cash deposit to dissuade guests from pocketing the television remote.
In either case even if interest rates are used to price the product the act of paying interest is technically sidestepped.
One big reason:ESPN owns the games outright, paying nothing for TVrights, sidestepping bidding wars and avoiding any risk of losing a franchise it created to a rival channel.
