Sentence examples for some sort of tax from inspiring English sources

But there is already strong bipartisan support in Congress for some sort of tax reform.

But it would be necessary to impose some sort of tax.

Income earned or kept abroad, or otherwise in some sort of tax shelter, is not included.

It is unclear how most landlords view the proposal, which would entail some sort of tax assessment.

Whispers of some sort of tax trouble went through the crowd at Mr. Caspersen's funeral on Tuesday.

Transport fuels will probably be approached with some sort of tax or fee; industrial emissions will be tackled with regulation and possibly, later on, carbon trading.

In administration interviews with farmers, "that was one of the first things that came up--some sort of tax reform in terms of carrying forward the losses," said Food and Agriculture spokeswoman Emma Suarez Pawlicki.

It suggests that not only do the two top people in our government think the Australian housing market is some sort of tax-driven Ponzi scheme, but that they also want to make sure it stays that way.

Many Yahoo investors want some sort of tax-advantageous sell off of the assets so they can get a pop and get out of the stock, but Bartz knows full well Yahoo will lose at least a quarter of its value once Alibaba is gone.

"We're working with all of the different levers". He said, among other things, that there would be some sort of "reciprocity" tax that aims to raise taxes on imports from countries that have tariffs against U.S. imports, citing the example of automobile sales.

It's critically important that Congress enact some sort of major tax reform every 10 years or so because the tax code becomes unbelievably cluttered very quickly with special tax provisions.