Sentence examples for tax battle from inspiring English sources

There seems little alternative to administration if Rangers come off worst in their tax battle.

Whoever wins the carbon tax battle wins government at the next election.

Could it be that for many American expats, it's a question of being "collateral damage" in a broader tax battle?

Another reason for thinking twice is a corporate tax battle between Indian officials and the British company Vodafone now before India's Supreme Court.

The tax competition between states does not help local taxpayers very much if they lose the tax battle within their own state.

In Colorado, Invisible Shoes, a two-year-old maker of huarache-style running sandals based in Boulder, lost out two ways in a similar sales tax battle.

Locals regard long tax battles as just another cost of doing business; few worry that the taxman will bankrupt them.

It is a shame that Mr. Weisman did not fully incorporate contemporary tax battles into his book.

He spent the first years of his presidency dismantling tariffs, introducing a new federal income tax, battling the anti-competitive activities of big business and creating the Federal Reserve system of banks.

Then, too, tax battles are center stage these days, raising the profiles of participants and the temperature of the rhetoric on both sides.

"Today as the food and beverage tax battles wage on state-by-state, you will find us right there every step of the way," the website reads.