Sentence examples for tax rose from inspiring English sources

Overall, the group's interim profits before tax rose 40 per cent to £9.1m.

Five weeks ago, as you are painfully aware, the tax rose to 8.625.

Profit from ordinary activities before tax rose to 138 million marks ($64 million) from 125 million marks a year earlier.

The company, which charges households annual interest rates of more than 5,800%, said profits after tax rose by 36% to £62.5 million in 2012.

The harshest of its new tax increases, in which Britain's valued-added tax rose to 20 percent from 17.5 percent, took effect with the new year.

The tax rose by 10 cents a pack in 2000 and is to climb by an additional nickel a pack next year.

Mr. Stombres lost that battle, 5 to 1, and the city's tax rate rose.

For all of England and Wales, the proportion of council tax collected rose by almost one percentage point to 95.4% last year, raising £80m--enough to pay the salaries of 3,500 teachers.

When the film reels were taken to Madras, thousands of people gathered at the city's central railway station and followed the reel box to Kinema Central along Wall Tax Road, throwing rose petals, breaking open coconuts and burning incense.

"In the past, the Reagan and Bush administrations were pretty reasonable about taxing tobacco," Mr. Rose said in an interview in 1995.

She is an associate in the tax department at Proskauer Rose, the Manhattan law firm.