Sentence examples for tax modelling from inspiring English sources

Corporation tax modelling Photograph: /HM Treasury CGE stands for Computable General Equilibrium.

Insofar as Carson has a political platform, it involves a low flat tax, modelled on the Biblical tithe; an end to Obamacare and to welfare for able-bodied adults; and the removal of restraints on our military in the Middle East.

They say the tax, modeled on one instituted last year in Ireland, would encourage customers to use the bags repeatedly, reducing their numbers both in landfills and at large while raising an estimated $16 million for the city parks.

This tax, modeled after the bipartisan USA Tax proposal of former senators Nunn and Domenici, would be levied on worldwide consumption.

Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) and Representative Peter DeFazio (D-OR) have introduced a financial transaction tax modeled after one approved by the European Parliament to be implemented in eleven nations.

46 The tax modelled was a sales tax, as this was more practical to model than the excise tax preferred by health bodies.

Mr. Christie's idea for a 2.5 percent cap on increases in property taxes, modeled on Proposition 2 ½ in Massachusetts, would allow no exceptions except by local referendum and would apply to towns, school boards and counties.

Kublai promised to reduce taxes, modeled his government institutions to resemble those of the Chinese dynasties, and adopted the era name of Zhongtong, which means "moderate rule".

The taxes modelled here are not unrealistic; the highest rate of tax is £0.176/100 g beef, which represents a price increase of approximately 15 35% (depending on quality and type of beef purchased).

There are two other private tax models.

"The Swiss withholding tax model is now dead.