Sentence examples for tax packets from inspiring English sources

Last year it sent out tax packets missing a full page of instructions.

Taxing pay packets and profits at the same rate discourages an obvious form of "tax arbitrage".

"First half good, second half not so good," he sagely pronounced, justifying every penny of his £3m after-tax pay packet.

The agreement will raise the tax on a packet of cigarettes from 24 cents to 34 cents in 2000, and then to 39 cents in 2002.

Tax on a packet of 20 cigarettes to increase by 11p · Education spending to rise by 2.5% in real terms over three years from 2008 · £86m extra for intelligence and counter-terrorism, £400m extra for armed forces.

It is estimated that a $1.50 tax on a packet of cigarettes one likely outcome of any settlement would drive down the demand for American tobacco by another 10-20%.In this section You can't call this one a bimbo Tobacco country fights back Here we go?

New York's tax, at $4.35 a packet, is the highest in the country.In this section A morning-after constitutional?

The money pledged is taken from your pay packet before tax is deducted, so a gift of £7.80 a month results in £11 going to the charity.

In the state with the highest cigarette taxes in the country, in a city that has become one of the hardest places in America to find a place to smoke, Ms. Silk has gone off the grid, growing, processing and smoking her own tax-free cigarettes from packets of seeds she buys online for about $2.

Mr Brown now says he will put an extra percentage point on National Insurance Contributions a curious remnant of an old state-run social-insurance system, levied along with income tax on people's pay packets.NICs are barely distinguishable from income tax, except in that they are levied only up to a ceiling of around £30,000.

You may have the wrong tax code on your pay packet, which means you are overpaying income tax.