Sentence examples for tax equalization from inspiring English sources

He said he flew to Albany six times to secure the special tax equalization.

Germany employs a system of tax equalization, through which tax revenues are distributed from wealthier regions to less-prosperous ones.

TD Bank said the tax equalization will take effect on Jan . 1Robert Pompey, head of commercial management administration at the bank and co-chairman of its Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Allies Committee, said in a press release that "TD Bank is committed to building an inclusive, barrier-free workplace where every employee feels valued, respected and supported.

Philip, a China executive for a Fortune 500 company, who did not want to be named because of his company's media policy, said: "On top of a competitive salary, an executive can expect $10,000 to $20,000 per month [allocated] for housing, $30,000 per kid annually for children's education, $4,000 per month in local living allowance and tax equalization to top it all off.

As Accounting Today is noting, the tax equalization (or "gross-up") became effective Jan . 1 , 2012

Among his successful proposals were the creation of a state board of tax equalization, creation of a parole system for convicts, and codification of school laws.

Because rum producers in the islands are exempt from federal excise taxes, the government imposed an "equalization tax" on Puerto Rican rum producers in 1917 and gave the money to the commonwealth.

France is apparently leading the push to reform taxation rules and create an "equalization tax" on revenue earned from digital business activity that would bring taxation to the level of corporate tax in the country where the revenue was earned.

The enviros propose to make the contest fair by imposing a pollution equalization tax at the border.

And the country is considering bringing a complaint to the World Trade Organization over American "equalization taxes" on orange juice that it says discriminate against foreign growers.

These include the "Anti-Greed Act" to redistribute income (sounds like Charlie Rangel's promises soak-the-rich tax bill) and the "Equalization of Opportunity Act" to prevent people from starting more than one business (to give other people a chance).