Sentence examples for tax estimate from inspiring English sources

He also suggested that the city's mortgage tax estimate was overly optimistic and criticized the lack of funds to cover either unanticipated emergencies or pay for raises that might result from ongoing contract talks with three unions.

She declined to give her name, but said that her tax estimate had jumped by 150percentt in the assessment, and the market value of her home, previously recorded as $200,000, would now be more than $1 million.

UBS said its profits were helped by a revised U.S. tax estimate that resulted in a gain of 480 million francs ($448 million) and lower costs.

Earnings were offset by $1.7 million, or 3 cents per share, by a change in the tax estimate and costs related to store reimaging and the merger with acquisition corporation BPW in April.

The smaller total is the result of the higher property tax estimate, which relieved pressure on the state budget.

Another NOHO who wrote me was in serious trouble almost immediately because the property tax estimate by the lender turned out to be $200 a month too low.

The tax estimates also include calculations for tax exemptions like those for veterans, the elderly or the clergy.

Mr. Parola said sales tax estimates in the 2002 budget were achievable, but Mr. Young was less certain.

Even gloomy-Gus states that saw the recession coming and low-balled their tax estimates had little room for celebration, the report said.

There is some confusion about the number of properties to be registered, with organisations opposed to the new tax estimating that the figure is closer to 1.8 homes.

It included revisions in sales tax estimates, savings from employee attrition savings, health insurance costs and projected termination pay for retiring police officers.