Sentence examples for subsidy rate from inspiring English sources

To qualify, taxpayers must have a substantial home mortgage; the subsidy rate increases with taxable income.

President Obama has proposed making the program permanent, with a 28 percent subsidy rate.

I suggest three principles to help guide the debate: • The tax subsidy rate should be the same for everyone.

"The lack of flexibility around the work test versus the subsidy rate is going to mean that, some weeks and some fortnights, parents don't get anything.

Applying the new 30percentt subsidy rate and current tax rates to the level of activity that occurred in 2007, Ernst & Young figured that the state would have spent $184.4 million, while getting $208.7 million back in taxes.

According to federal records, provided by members of Congress, Nelnet's quarterly payments from the government at the old subsidy rate have gone from about $4.6 million at the end of 2002 to $48.7 million in June.

"These schemes appear to involve very high subsidy rates to some individual companies," Lindwall said.

The fall has been directly attributed to policy reforms in the last two years as government ministers noticeably cooled on renewable energy before and after the 2015 general election, with subsidy rates slashed and tax relief ended.

The proposed changes to cut the subsidy rates available to solar power projects of more than 50 kilowatts (kW) – roughly the size of a hospital or housing association scheme – by between 38 and 70 per cent.

The reform may well require taxpayers to cough up more money for renewable generators whose subsidy rates have been calculated on the assumption that carbon taxes keep bumping up the wholesale price of power.

This means that the energy subsidy rates in the non-hydrocarbon economy are even higher than for the total economy.