Sentence examples for tax administrators from inspiring English sources

Tax administrators and government spokespeople are trying to play down the implications, including concerns over invasion of privacy.

"The technology is new and getting newer, but the concept is as old as having two sets of books," said Verenda Smith of the Federation of Tax Administrators, the association of state tax administrators.

Complexities then arise as taxpayers who want to minimize taxes match their wits against lawmakers and tax administrators who must prevent abuse.

Their opponents recall the words of Denis Healey, a former British chancellor, who suggested that the difference between avoidance and evasion was "the thickness of a prison wall .The public outcry is forcing tax administrators to rethink their policies.

"Does anyone expect tax administrators and business owners to have thermometers on hand when they do their tax calculations?" they ask, only half in jest.In Luxembourg tax collectors work with no fewer than 17 different tax brackets, to ensure rich Luxemburghers pay a greater proportion of their income than their slightly less rich countrymen.

We are all the unpaid tax administrators of the government and, as such, there is not an automated information exchange that can trigger assistance to you without you requesting it.

"Advocates of reassessment are looking for fairness," said Athan Efstathiou, president of the New Jersey Association of County Tax Boards and the tax administrator for Hunterdon County.

Mr. McPherson, the city tax administrator, said that in many cases the same pool of medical marijuana users would simply be choosing from more places.

"The Department of Agriculture could give more guidance on what is or is not a farm," said Ms. Wright, a property tax administrator with the tax division, "but it needs to come from them.

At the hearing, Jay Nath, Mr. Lee's chief technology officer, urged the city's tax administrator to postpone enforcing the tax until a newly appointed "collaborative consumption work group" could come up with a compromise.

Diane L. Hardt, the tax administrator for the Wisconsin Department of Revenue and the co-chairwoman of the Streamline Sales Tax Project, said last week that at least 31 states were in the process of drafting such legislation.