Sentence examples for tax spread from inspiring English sources

In the early 1930s, the nationwide Civil disobedience movement against the British Salt tax spread to Bombay.

They said they would have preferred a council-approved utility-users' tax, spread out among businesses and households with annual incomes of more than $10,000.

And assume, as European officials say they hope will happen, that the tax spreads to other major markets, something Europe is trying to encourage by offering to share the tax revenue with other countries that impose a similar tax.

Even in the current antitax climate, we'll probably see new, significant soda taxes soon, somewhere; Philadelphia, New York (city and state) and San Francisco all considered them last year, and the scenario for such a tax spreading could be similar to that of legalized gambling: once the income stream becomes apparent, it will seem irresistible to cash-strapped governments.

Over the years, however, as the rules were loosened, the practice of exchanging one asset for another without incurring taxes spread to everyone from commercial real estate developers and art collectors to major corporations.

While the bank tax upset Austrian and Italian banks and their governments, this new round of taxes spreads the pain across Europe.

Sure InBev has to pay U.S. taxes on income generated by sales of Budweiser in the U.S., but it won't face any U.S. taxes spreading Bud around the rest of the world.

They, in turn, can recover the money through state tax breaks, spread over several years.

The government argues that its new tax will spread the wealth of the mining boom to all Australians.

Ties will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.Congress provisionally agreed on a $1.35 trillion tax cut spread over 11 years.

A few days before the election, the latest surplus allowed Mr. Martin to announce a $65 billion tax cut, spread over five years.