Sentence examples for tax qualifications from inspiring English sources

The jobless Saint-Just, despite not meeting the legal age and tax qualifications, was allowed to join the Guard.

The tax qualification for voting was reduced, enfranchising more voters, and was eliminated in 1925.

Last month, in another indication of his abilities, he coached Scotland through a taxing qualification tournament into next year's 50-over World Cup.

I use a sample of individual auditors of German listed non-financial enterprises signing audit opinions and match their names with their individual tax-related qualifications (information provided by the German Chamber of Public Accountants (WPK)).

British law does not make tax status a qualification for sitting in the Lords.

Similarly, Justice Harlan disagreed with the Court's ruling in Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections, invalidating the use of the poll tax as a qualification to vote.

Thus, he dissented from the Court's ruling in Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections (1966) invalidating the use of the poll tax as a qualification to vote.

The constitution restricted the franchise to "active" citizens who paid a minimal sum in taxes, with higher property qualifications for eligibility for public office (a direct-tax payment equivalent to 3 days' wages for voters and 10 days' wages for electors and officeholders).

Why don't federal, state and local tax officials examine the qualifications for the tax exemptions enjoyed by the universities that host this corruption?

He said that by simplifying and broadening the qualifications for tax breaks, American multinationals will come closer to a level playing field in competing with foreign multinationals.

The system is built around the online ID card, introduced in 2002, in which its citizens' information – from healthcare records to tax filings to educational qualifications to real estate documents – is stored in a seamlessly integrated national database.