Sentence examples for slice of income from inspiring English sources

There are more non-financial business executives than bankers in this wealthiest slice of income.

The government still takes a bigger slice of income from the poorest people than it does from the richest.

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Turnbull's answer will be "I offered you a slice of income tax and the power to control it yourselves and you declined it".

This does virtually the same as a higher allowance, but would apply to a pathetic slice of income – perhaps just £300 – and complicate the system in the process.

If a company can shift its country of incorporation, the US taxman loses the right to take a slice of income from foreign subsidiaries.

Changes in the tax base by income level within a state are measured by the 2007 2009 change in adjusted gross income (AGI) for that slice of the income distribution.

The table also includes summary data for variables used in the subsequent regression analysis of changes in AGI by slice of the income distribution, including capital gains shares and income shares, and changes in state tax revenues.

Citizens pay no tax on the first slice of their income, and then pay a rising share of every extra pound in tax as income rises.

The tax burden for a given slice of the income distribution is defined as the sum of state and local taxes ultimately paid by a family with income equal to the average for that slice, divided by that average income9.

Wages are only one slice of national income, albeit the largest one.