Sentence examples for tax is making from inspiring English sources

If I look today at a company like Shell, which has argued in favour of the carbon tax, is making major investments into carbon capture, and whose revenues now come predominately from gas rather than oil, it is very important that we engage with companies to ensure that they are being realistic about the changes in the nature of the energy market".

Major League Baseball's new revenue-sharing and payroll tax is making the sport more competitive.

The housing tax is made necessary by Italy's poor record in collecting other taxes and the European Union's perverse insistence on balanced budgets in a recession.

Mr Osborne said pension, education and welfare reform was helping to make the UK a more competitive economy, while cuts to corporation tax and higher-rate tax were making the country a more attractive place to do business.

New research confirms that investors' increased sophistication about taxes is making a difference.

In his radio address, Mr. Jeffords said, he would like to make the point that "the administration, with its tremendous desire to cut taxes, is making a disruptive economic situation, which is very dangerous".

Anybody who would condemn someone because of their position on taxes is making a leap that I can't make as a Catholic".

The only thing that makes the corporate honchos happier than paying no taxes is making sure as few people vote as possible.

And in 1990, any pretenses withdrawn, the tax was made permanent.

When payment of the poll tax was made a prerequisite to voting, impoverished blacks and often poor whites, unable to afford the tax, were denied the right to vote.

Saul Eslake notes that in 1998-99 (the year before the changes to capital gains tax were made) about 11% of taxpayers owned a rental property and together made almost $700m in profit.