Sentence examples for tax stand from inspiring English sources

The resulting debate has created perhaps the greatest test of the tax stand in the last two decades.

The income tax stands apart from other forms of taxation.

Her reluctance here, while disappointing, is not hard to fathom; such a tax stands no chance in Congress, at least as it is currently constituted.

Kinnan points out that the gas tax stood at 4 cents in 1980 and has more than quadrupled since then.

While losses on ordinary activities after tax stood at £2.89m, they were an improvement on the loss of £3.72m for the same period the year before.

Yet the White House and Democrats in Congress did not see a crack in Republicans' longstanding anti-tax stand.

Now, as they have for most of the past 50 years, total federal, state and local taxes stand at more than a quarter of the gross national product, a reality that the Reagan cuts only briefly dented.

Or that Twitter and other startups will simply leave if the taxes stand.

But Norquist's true legacy isn't his anti-tax stand but his "pro-1 Percent" efforts -- the creation of the K Street Project, which ensures that politicians who kill legislation that would help the 99percentt will be rewarded with jobs lobbying for the 1 Percent one they're thrown out of office.

Our 35% levy (add another 5% for state taxes) stands in vivid contrast to Ireland's 12.5%.

Base income: £55,000 2015-16 His income tax contributions stand at £11,403, while his national insurance contributions are £4,371.