Sentence examples for statutory rate for from inspiring English sources

But because of different legal standards, Sirius XM's statutory rate for the same royalty is only 9 percent of its revenue.

The statutory rate for companies is 35 percent, and in theory the government taxes corporations on their worldwide income at that rate.

(Sirius now pays 8 percent of its revenue in royalties to SoundExchange. Negotiations are under way to set the statutory rate for 2013 and beyond).

On the other side, Internet radio services like Pandora, as well as broadcasters like Clear Channel through its station Web sites and iHeartRadio app, pay these royalties, but they have complained that the statutory rates for licensing music are too high.

The lack of statutory rates for new types of services has forced companies to rely on private contracts — an obstacle that has hindered many new companies, said Lee Knife, executive director of the Digital Media Association, which represents Apple, Amazon, MySpace and other services.

While the government recognises that many employers currently offer enhanced maternity pay, it has said that there is no obligation for employers to enhance the statutory rate of pay for SPL (£139.58 per week).

Taxed at the statutory rate of 22%, 2014 profits would have generated about £232,000 for HMRC.

Fathers are currently eligible for two weeks' paternity leave paid at the statutory rate of £138.18 a week – an entitlement that 55% of fathers take up.

Many business leaders say that the top corporate statutory rate of 35 percent, which is higher than any country except Japan, is hobbling the economy and making it difficult for domestic companies to compete with overseas rivals.

The TUC study for 2011/12 found just 1,650 out of 285,000 men took the leave at the statutory rate of £136 a week.

The TUC study for 2011/12 found 1,650 out of 285,000 partners took the leave at the statutory rate of £136 a week.