Sentence examples for tax benefit program from inspiring English sources

I was dismayed to read your article about our economic development tax benefit program in the United States Virgin Islands ("Tax Break Bringing Businesses, and Fraud, to the Virgin Islands," front page, Sept. 18).

Television shoots also got a lift, up 19% to a total of 3,944 days, assisted by local productions that were part of the state tax benefit program.

It was two decades ago that Congress -- with the support of then-Governor Pedro Rossello of the pro-statehood party -- legislated the end of the Section 936 tax benefit program that for decades had been the basis for a thriving manufacturing sector on the island and a domestic capital market that provided low cost funding for infrastructure and other purposes.

Benefits executives said that the number of people who participate in parking tax benefit programs nationwide is relatively small because in much of the country workers park for free.

Some of Mr. Romney's proposals lack specifics, but it is likely that he would end subsidized loans to undergraduate students, cut some grant, loan and education tax benefit programs to simplify student aid, and tighten eligibility for the remaining programs.

At $20.3bn a year, the family tax benefits program represents the third largest single area of federal government spending.

A three-judge panel will first examine the United States' tax benefits program for exporting companies to see if changes made recently comply with free-trade rules.

Table 2's first column lists all of the tax and benefit programs that contribute to my calculation of the U.K. employment tax wedge according to equation (4).

See Adam and Browne (2013) for discussion of housing allowance policy changes and Appendix II for list of tax and benefit programs that are included in this paper's calculations.

In the next year, I want Experian to be recognized as the leader in reducing fraud across multiple areas within our government, such as tax, healthcare, benefit programs, and identity theft.

Today, Tim Geithner makes an appearance, perhaps his last on a Sunday show, to talk about that junk and sum up the current status of these magical negotiations that everyone is having about taxes and earned benefit programs and tax loopholes and what not.