Bazille obviously found the negotiation of depth and frontality taxing, rendering three-dimensional forms in minimally shaded passages of bold color.
For one thing, he seems to have believed in paying taxes ("Render unto Caesar"), while the Zealots did not.
But Mr Peña's volte-face appears to have been driven by a more practical worry: the size of the increase in VAT and other taxes required to replace payroll taxes renders the proposal "unrealistic", a senior official argues.
Newcastle, whose match-day income has actually declined under the ownership of Mike Ashley, are the best of the rest with income of around £26m (in 2013-14), but Ashley's determination to make a profit (£19m, pre-tax) renders that advantage over the likes of Swansea or Stoke no greater than that of Villa and Sunderland.
This required the redistribution of wealth through a progressive tax system, rendering public ownership of the means of production, enshrined in Clause IV of Labour's constitution, unnecessary.
The IRS, meanwhile, has declared California pot clinics can no longer deduct salaries, rent or other operating expenses on their tax returns, rendering business essentially unviable.
An area where the consideration of this tax may render new insights is in the transfer pricing literature.
We find that both categories of tax changes render similar impulse-response functions, which to some extent resemble that of the baseline.
He has just sent the donor an unusually large bill for income-tax advice rendered during the year.
In a letter to Baryomunsi, BAT Uganda confirmed that it will no longer do business with the 709 farmers in his Kihihi constituency that it normally buys from because his bill – and a related plan to raise tobacco taxes – has rendered the arrangement "increasingly less economically viable".
