Sentence examples for successive tax from inspiring English sources

Oilmen once thought the North Sea a safe harbour from risks run in more exotic places, but successive tax grabs have changed their minds.

If nothing is done, the tax code put in place by Congress and President George W. Bush through successive tax cuts in 2001 and 2003 expires Jan . 1

"Post-referendum uncertainty has compounded the impact of successive tax rises on values in London's prime housing market, and will delay the sector's return to growth," said Savills.

And to help plug a string of growing projected deficits in 2002, 2003 and 2004, he proposed three small, successive tax increases to raise about $16.5 million each.

Some of it is being paid for right now, by cuts in public services — cuts that outweigh the spare-change breaks for less affluent families which the Administration, in selling its successive tax elixirs, has had to include in order to suppress the electorate's gag reflex.

The source of current deficits -- two unfunded wars, massive defense spending and "homeland security spending" increases, successive tax cuts, skewed to the wealthy and recession -- were not mentioned.

What the present Supreme Court, itself the fruit of successive tax-cutting and deregulating administrations, has ensured is this: that in an American "democracy," only the public will remain in the dark.

The issue is hurtling up the political agenda amid successive corporate tax avoidance scandals, and growing demands by world leaders for concerted international co-operation to transform the international tax code for a digital global age.

His third, successive beer tax cut shows he has listened to consumers, publicans and brewers.

Successive profitable taxes were granted, mostly in Parliament.

Knowing the difficulty of getting Italians to obey rules, particularly the one about having to pay tax, successive governments turned a blind eye to evasion.