Sentence examples for tax collected from from inspiring English sources

English regions should get the power to spend the tax collected from local residents in the wake of further Scottish devolution, a leading Labour MP has said.

Having lost a recent court case, Hanover will have to pay a Berlin bank more than euro85m to refund tax collected from a local subsidiary since 1981.

The solution was to use money from the competitive balance tax — sometimes called a luxury tax — collected from wealthier teams whose payrolls go above guidelines.

"Anyone that regards paying tax as an optional extra, or that uses tax collected from employees or customers as working capital, is potentially heading for trouble.

One example of that, she said, was that tax collected from "multinational companies and rich individuals" that is not currently being collected could be paying for essential public services.

The £71.4bn figure includes £42.6bn relating to income tax and national insurance contributions (NIC) paid by employees under the pay as you earn (PAYE) system, and value added tax (VAT) and insurance premium tax collected from customers.

So later this year, Ewing will start receiving all insurance taxes collected from its residents.

In addition, 50 percent of the taxes collected from fossil fuels developed in the region will remain.

Those gains stand in stark contrast to the sharp drop in taxes collected from corporations, especially banks.

(Hotels catering to the gay market account for nearly 10percentt of the occupancy taxes collected from Palm Springs lodgings).

But in Wisconsin counties bordering Minnesota, state sales taxes collected from liquor stores fell 5.5percentt over the same period.