Sentence examples for tax settings from inspiring English sources

Other factors such as market fundamentals, zoning and building regulations and interest rates have a more material impact on house prices than tax settings".

As other reports, including the Henry Review, have noted tax settings play a relatively minor role in the price of housing.

We are aware that these companies typically constitute a group of companies (i.e. parent or principal and subsidiaries) with operations in different tax settings.

The results suggest experienced CPAs' are as client-supportive in audit settings as they are in tax settings when exercising their professional judgment, and ethical standards mandating impartiality in auditing are not uniformly being followed.

The tax settings default to the provincial and federal basic claims, but you can change that if needed.

The Lib Dems agree with the Tories on the need to devolve income tax-setting powers to Holyrood but they take a different approach on English laws.

"[The OECD reform programme] is attempting to basically grab a tax base of our [US] domestic corporations," Paul Ryan, chair of the US tax-setting ways and means committee, said this summer.

The bill came after weeks of negotiations with states, which will be required to give up tax-setting powers in order to make way for a harmonised national levy of which they will get a share.

All power to the regions, says Mr Mas, wherever the constitution permits; wider tax-setting powers; and even if the centre keeps some functions, let it delegate the running.

Scotland is forcing federalism on the United Kingdom, unsettling England's western neighbour.Carwyn Jones, Wales's first minister, reckons he could use independent tax-setting powers to cut air-passenger duty, which would give Cardiff Airport a competitive advantage over its English competitor, Bristol.

If it's 20% of all income tax, these are people John Swinney and his tax-setting successors will wish to keep on board and in Scotland.