Sentence examples for tax driven from inspiring English sources

When you're tax driven, that's important.

7.    Bovis Homes, British house builder posted a 20 per cent rise in profits before tax, driven by record volume 8.    The vast majority of businesses operating in Scotland's £11 billion food and drink sector expect growth of up to 20 per cent in the coming year, according to a new report by BDO, an accountancy and business advisory firm.

This is not a coincidence: compensatory award structures are largely tax driven, and the Code provisions applicable to token-based awards are the same as those applicable to traditional equity-based awards.

Health insurance has gained popularity over tax funding, particularly in Africa because tax driven health systems in developing countries face challenges of a small formal sector, low institutional capacity to collect taxes and a lack of tax compliance.

Did you know that the horsepower tax drove the Ford Model T out of England?

When it comes to owning rental properties, taxes drive a lot of decisions.

Mr. Thursfield had lived in Waterbury for all of his 45 years, but said high taxes drove him away.

Property taxes drive the elderly from our neighborhoods and make it difficult to entice retirees to join our communities.

Surely those generous benefits must destroy the incentive to work, while those high taxes drive job creators into hiding or exile.

Heavy taxes drove many cultivators off the land; and the government's exclusive preoccupation with Europe resulted in local revolts in eastern Anatolia and among the Arab tribes of Syria and Iraq.

Although taxes play a crucial role, we cannot argue that taxes drive all of the movements in hours worked.