Sentence examples for tax amounting from inspiring English sources

In December 2012 Starbucks bowed to pressure and announced it would pay extra tax, amounting to around £20m, over the next two years.

It turns out that the disappearance of this minuscule income tax, amounting to less than one-half of 1percentt, is pinching the five boroughs even more than initially thought when legislative leaders and Gov. George E. Pataki conspired to get rid of it in the spring of 1999.

Graham said that rather than use the Sunday sales revenue to help defeat Mayor Vincent C. Gray's proposal to extend late-night bar hours, he would instead opt for an increase in the alcohol excise tax amounting to about six cents per drink.

Apple has become the poster child for corporate tax avoidance, with its legal claim that a few hundred people working in Ireland were the real source of its profits, and then striking a deal with that country's government that resulted in its paying a tax amounting to.005% of its profit.

The public insurance system is largely financed by a payroll tax amounting to 14.9% of a person's salary, with employees picking up 7.9% and employers taking the rest.

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The Controller's Office at Columbia withholds income tax amounts earned through research or teaching appointments.

In both cases, judges ruled that the bedroom tax amounted to unlawful discrimination.

First, it is incorrect to say the estate tax amounts to double taxation.

That proposed tax amount you received was an accurate "snapshot" for just that moment in time.

The unpaid tax amounted to at least $2 million, said a senior law enforcement official.