Sentence examples for tax elements from inspiring English sources

There are significant other tax elements apart from the rates.

Opponents of the plan were unleashing their own concerted attack on the budget Tuesday, with Senate Republicans criticizing the tax elements and saying that the energy proposals would drive up costs for all consumers.

The current tax rate (tax charge less the deferred tax element) showed GMG at 36.7%.

On a £6 bottle of sunscreen, the tax element is £1.

In other words, it pockets the tax element to boost its profits.

Hague repeated his insistence that he did not "go into the detail" of the arrangement at the time and said that – 10 years on – he had not been asked about the tax element "as far as anyone involved can recollect".

SG, Nottingham Many insurers refuse in their small print to reimburse policyholders for the tax element of unused tickets, even though in the case of budget airlines this can make up the greater part of the ticket price.

The low tax element was dubious, coming as it did in a budget of post-election revenue raisers in fields from insurance to property; in the months since, the thinktanks have confirmed that the mightily hyped increase in tax allowance will be marginal to most people's living standards.

Josh Galper, managing principal of Finadium, a US-based securities lending consultancy, and an expert in this area of finance, says: "The dividend tax element is central to the trade; without it there would be no reason to engage in dividend arbitrage".

Despite the many signs that the golden age of suburbs has passed, its political legacy continues to animate elements of popular conservatism, especially through the anti-tax elements of the Tea Party.

Cassidy, who picked apart Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan today, says that the tax-cutting elements of the plan poise Cain to become "George Bush squared".