Sentence examples for tax decided from inspiring English sources

It uses the minimum income standard (MIS), which identifies minimum costs including, for instance, cost of rent, childcare and council tax, decided by a survey of some members of the public as necessary for a minimum accepted standard of living.

He said: "It's not exactly a shock to discover that a trade association which represents an industrial sector that has been hit by a tax decides to invest time and resources in communicating its position to a variety of stakeholders.

It had been pencilled in for the autumn but the Chancellor, after dumping his pasty and caravan taxes, decided to rush it out this week.

The agency, facing political resistance to fare increases and new taxes, decided to sell new bonds to finance the system's first major expansion since the 1930s.

In any case, balancing spending and taxes, deciding the level of wages and reforming labour markets ought to be tasks for elected leaders, not appointed bureaucrats.

Joe the Slogan sees that under Obama's tax plan, he might have to pay a little bit higher taxes, decides he won't bother buying the business, and supposedly jobs are lost.

I grew very quickly and, once I hit the threshold where corporation tax might start to be more useful than just income tax, we decided that it would be worth registering the limited company.

In Utah, where cable lobbied for a satellite-only sales tax, pols decided to subject both cable and satellite service to the 4.75% tax.

Tax officials decided that in Hyatt's case, the refundable portion was a loan and not taxable.

Before the tax agency decided in his favor, Mr. Callaway had lost two efforts to appeal the adverse I.R.S. action.

Faced with the uncertainty and potentially extra costs involved in tax, United decided not to proceed, thereby forcing Herrera to stay in Spain, the sources state.