Sentence examples for taking a tax from inspiring English sources

The company can't repatriate these funds without taking a tax hit.

The Adler campaign mocked Mr. Runyan for taking a tax break meant for farmers.

Taking a tax loss on the sale of a mutual fund may not be simple, however.

In 1993, Congress prohibited companies from taking a tax deduction for nonincentive pay for executives if it exceeded $1 million.

Some trustees have made partial or promised gifts of their art, a common way of taking a tax deduction while enjoying their collections during their lifetimes.

— JEFF SOMMER Senator McCain asked the two professors whether, by taking a tax deduction in a country in which Apple "has no employees," Apple has put other companies at a disadvantage.

The company said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday that despite its higher profit, it was not taking a tax-related gain that could have added as much as $59 billion to its earnings.

The troubled automaker said it lost $39 billion after taking a tax-related write-down.

While America takes the slash-and-burn approach to online gambling, on the other side of the globe, Australia is taking a tax-and-spend tack regulating the industry and then taxing the proceeds.

I should donate it and take a tax write-off.

It would probably take a tax of just a few basis points to make things right.