Sentence examples for state of tax from inspiring English sources

Why should New York be the state of tax evaders?

"The performance of the economy is dramatically affected by the state of tax law," the foundation says.

Artfully, he suggested this week that the oligarchs, by depriving the Russian state of tax revenue, had undermined the armed forces.

They uncovered an elaborate financial system, organised by Traynor, which could be used to disguise the payment of bribes and the systematic defrauding of the Irish state of tax revenue.

The enormous wealth and huge tracts of lands acquired by Buddhist monasteries and clergy posed a threat to the state, support of these institutions drained the economy and deprived the state of tax revenues, and the thousands of retainers required by the monasteries left a huge infrastructure for the state to support.

The Osbornes fret about subsidising layabouts, but factor in their NHS heart bypasses, student subsidies and the pensions that they will live to claim for longer than their poorer contemporaries, and they turn out to draw on it comparably heavily, even before we consider the shadow welfare state of tax subsidies for property and private pensions.

Yaʿqūb attempted to purge the state of taxes introduced under the Mongols and not sanctioned by the Muslim canon.

The player and his father, Jorge, are accused of three times defrauding the Spanish state of taxes.

The player and his father are accused of three crimes of defrauding the state of taxes related to income from the use of his image.

Residents are supposed to declare and pay sales tax on goods they buy from out-of-state retailers, but few do, which deprives states of tax revenue and gives Internet retailers an advantage over physical stores.

With the recession draining states of tax revenues even as their Medicaid rolls are surging, the National Governors Association projects that states will face aggregate deficits of $200 billion over the next three years.