Sentence examples for tax expanded from inspiring English sources

Mr Kerry is also proposing a large hike in the minimum wage, to $7 an hour from $5.15, and a further expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit a sort of negative income tax, expanded under Mr Clinton, which has been a linchpin of the effort to make the poor self-supporting.Both candidates concentrate on education, which is a major determinant of both poverty rates and the growth of inequality.

The state's progressive personal and corporate income taxes were recently lowered and flattened, while the estate tax was repealed and the sales tax expanded to encompass currently untaxed items.

The ideas include deregulation of business, tax cuts for the wealthy, free trade agreements, a reduced corporate income tax, expanded offshore drilling and logging in national forests and the privatization of waterways and roads.

For Youngtown to have operated for almost a half-century without a property tax, expanding city services to meet the growing population, is "highly unusual," and difficult to sustain, Reschovsky said.

And personal disposable income — the amount of money people have to spend after paying taxes — expanded by just 0.4percentnt.

Mr. Rove said Mr. Bush had cut taxes, expanded Medicare, improved schools, liberated Iraq and protected the country.

If Ankara treated itself with the pro-growth medicine of low taxes, expanded property rights and stable money, its economy would boom.

For the first nine months of the year Cox's operating income (earnings before depreciation, interest and taxes) expanded by a healthy 53% to $425 million, beating estimates.

That work, he said, included enacting his major economic policy objectives, including the continued reduction of taxes, expanding trade and freeing entrepreneurs from "pointless regulation and endless litigation".

She warns voters that Mr. Obama will raise taxes, expand government, capitulate to terrorists and promote an extreme liberal agenda with the help of broader Democratic majorities in Congress.

Walker also touted his record on opposing abortion, cutting taxes, expanding rights for gun owners, cutting regulation for business and forcing voters in his state elections to prove their entitlement to cast ballots with photographic identification.