Sentence examples for slight tax from inspiring English sources
Controls over rents, wages, and prices were allowed to expire, and in 1954 there was a slight tax revision.
While most Americans would get a slight tax cut under Mr. Obama's plan, the budget would also allow Bush-era tax breaks for the wealthy to expire.
The idea that a de Blasio administration would alienate the wealthy, that the wealthy would revolt against relatively slight tax increases and move to Miami, that they would endure any significant marginalization in the narrative of the city, seems to be losing its currency.
The changes will involve slight tax increases on workers and companies and an eventual increase in the required pay-in time to 43 years from 41.5, an approach presented Tuesday by Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault as "responsible," "just" and "balanced".
During his first term (1910 to 1911), he increased teachers' salaries and retired some of the city's debt while still managing to effect a slight tax decrease.
If the credit is not increased that much, and the $4,050-per-person "personal exemption" is eliminated, that modest tax cut could turn into no tax cut at all for those families, or even a slight tax increase.
It calls for a slight general fund tax cut and a $64 million increase in spending — about 2percentt.
In addition to the borrowing, the governor's spending plan relies on expectations of an improving economy, the treasurer said, reflected in the 40,000 jobs added over the past year, increased revenues from business taxes and a slight growth in income tax withholding.
"What could a slight increase in taxes have to do with jobs?" asks Washington's tax-and-spend culture.
They did so in order to proudly reject the slightest hint of tax increases, but as the president pointed out on Friday, the interest-rate jump produced by a default would end up being a more onerous tax on everyone.
