Sentence examples for tax highlights from inspiring English sources

As the recent debate on tax highlights, this disjuncture in accountability leads to a policy impasse.

The maneuvering over the beer tax highlights the difficulties for lawmakers who have supported tax breaks while also calling for their end.

Barbara Angus, a principal in Ernst & Young's U.S. tax department who focuses on international tax, highlights another exception to Fatca that should give a break to many American expatriates: Payments related to retirement plans, either for workers accumulating assets or retirees receiving distributions, are exempt from the reporting requirements.

Wallace said the good progress by HMRC on collecting tax, highlighted in the NAO's February report, had been forgotten in the subsequent furore over tax evasion by large organisations.

The Labour leader said that the tax highlighted on his tax return, which showed he declared an extra £1,350 in earnings on top of his parliamentary salary, was higher than "some companies owned by people that he might know quite well".

The tax quandary highlights a key distinction between Russia's industry and Saudi Arabia's, which Russia displaced as the world's largest.

Gov. Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return highlights the use of a questionable tax planning technique that may have avoided Medicare tax liability on up to $2 million of services income derived from his past employment at Bain Capital.

Mitt Romney's 2011 tax return highlights the use of a tax planning technique that may have allowed him to avoid Medicare tax liability derived from his employment at Bain Capital, Victor Fleischer writes in the Standard Deduction column.

The tax increase highlights the pressure on retailers in the run-up to the autumn statement on Wednesday and has led to calls for Philip Hammond, the chancellor, to step in.

Apple's tax structure highlights flaws in the U.S. corporate tax code so that Congress "can effectively close the loopholes used by many U.S. multinational companies," Arizona Senator John McCain, the subcommittee's top Republican, said in a statement on Monday.

Sands' recent quarterly statement acknowledged the federal probes as well as negotiations with the IRS over "unrecognized tax benefits" highlighted by a tax audit of the company's Macao and Singapore casino earnings between 2005 and 2009.