Sentence examples for tax book from inspiring English sources

British Airways flies London-Melbourne via Singapore from £660.40 rtn inc tax (book by 2 February).

He also compiled a new tax book, fixing fees for 145 documents issued by the papal chancery, which was not revised for the next two centuries.

"Did they go to ballgames together or was the person giving the gift doing so to stay in good graces?" said Bernard Wolfman, a Harvard law professor who co-wrote a popular tax book, "Standards of Tax Practice".

According to The Los Angeles Times, on Oct. 4, 1909, Powell "lifted a tax book weighing more than 100 pounds" and, as he "attempted to carry the book across the room... stumbled and fell forward, the edge of the volume hitting him in the pit of his stomach as he fell".

K. Lasser's Your Income Tax 2011: For Preparing Your 2010 Tax Return," and has written several specialized Lasser tax books, advised taxpayers to visit publishers' Web sites for updates to any 2011 tax books they have bought.

Today, on the local tax books, it is worth an estimated $4 million.

GIVEN the frequency of changes in tax law, most tax books have short shelf lives -- usually just one filing season.

And once the government has opened its tax books to scrutiny, it would be politically difficult for Labour's front bench to resist doing the same.

THE SELF-EMPLOYED People may benefit by making some adjustments in their retirement plans, said Barbara Weltman, a tax lawyer in Millwood, N.Y., and author of several tax books, including "J.K. Lasser's Small Business Taxes 2010".

Tax books are useful not only while preparing a return, but also for understanding tax law so you can structure your finances favorably.

Trying to analyze the market now is difficult because the end of October is the time that most mutual funds close their tax books for the year.