Sentence examples for tax framework from inspiring English sources

But the regulatory and tax framework set by government must also share the blame.

The OECD has said the G20 reform project is urgently required "to prevent the existing consensus-based international tax framework from unravelling".

In addition to greater transparency, the real test will be if governments can agree to reform the out-dated global tax framework.

The private sector will need to contribute to a building programme, but will do so only if the right regulatory and tax framework is in place to encourage it.

Congressional reaction to President Obama's corporate tax framework split along party lines Wednesday, showing how hard any rewrite of the tax code will be, despite near-universal recognition that the current tax system must be changed.

"Rather than working with countries to strengthen the international tax framework and improve the rule of law, the European commission, in its recent state aid ruling, opted to run roughshod over an American firm by retroactively overriding a tax opinion between a sovereign country and a company," he said.

"We put small localization teams on the ground in the countries where we operate," says Tyler. "They take these core engines, like calculators and forms generators, apply the local regulations and tax frameworks and are able to very rapidly develop compliant systems in their local jurisdiction".

"A tax reform framework that lowers rates and closes loopholes has support from both parties, including the Obama administration, and it offers the best hope for bipartisan efforts to create robust economic growth and reduce our deficit," said Kevin Smith, a spokesman for Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio.

Interestingly all these Angels utilized the UK's new Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme SEISS) tax policy framework which is brand new as of a couple of months ago.

Republicans released their tax reform framework one month ago.

Last week, after Republicans released their tax reform framework, Rep. Leonard Lance (R-N.J).