Sentence examples for tax presented from inspiring English sources

"It's a tax presented as public safety," he said.

He told The Expired Meter blog: "I think it's a quality of life issue... it's a tax presented as public safety.

He said linking giving to income without taking into account comparative figures such as cost of living, the cost of private education and taxes presents an incomplete and unhelpful picture geared toward shaming donors into giving.

Mr Osborne's move to cut the top rate of income tax presents a particular dilemma.

The exodus of wealthy taxpayers and the prospect that more will choose to leave than pay a 75 percent tax present "a deeper conundrum than many people realized," he said.

The FairTax statutory rate, unlike most U.S. state-level sales taxes, is presented on a tax base that includes the amount of FairTax paid.

Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush outlined a tax plan on Wednesday that broadly resembles the tax platform presented in 2000 by his brother George W. Bush.

Several others proved too controversial to work through in a few months (e.g. middle class flat tax) or presented legal/other hurdles that we decided were too difficult to surmount (e.g. Reform Authority and the special interests tax).

Representative John Shadegg, an Arizona Republican who favors a large tax cut, presented Mr. Cheney with a letter from the conservative Republican Study Committee, which he chairs.

The tax was presented as a punitive reaction to the revived profitability of the banks, something the administration had aggressively sought to bring about.

He has recently become famous for his 1986 "Taxpayer Protection Pledge" -- which bars its signatories from voting for any form of tax increase presented to them in Congress -- a pledge that more than 95percentt of current Republican legislators in Congress have signed.