Sentence examples similar to tax sum from inspiring English sources

Announcing the budget, Osborne also promised that HMRC would issue more "accelerated payment notices", which allow the taxman to demand upfront payment of disputed tax sums.

With higher incomes translating to higher tax sums under China's progressive tax system, these urban youngsters may start demanding more from the authorities than just ceaseless economic growth.

The FSA allows workers to set aside an annual pre-tax sum (up to $2,550 this year) to pay healthcare costs other than premiums. .

Under the new rules the 55% rate is abolished and a saver will only pay a marginal rate of income tax on sums above the tax-free allowance.

He was survived by his wife, Mary Fleur Cameron, who as his spouse would not have had to pay inheritance tax on sums transferred between them.

He could have done the patriotic thing and revealed publicly that Ashcroft was avoiding paying £127m in taxes – the sum that would have accrued to the British people if he had kept his send-me-to-the-Lords pledge.

HMRC has said that clubs and players must pay tax on sums paid into the trusts, and a tribunal will next month rule on Rangers' payments into EBTs over the years.

The payments, which are a £100-£300 tax-free sum, are currently a universal benefit paid to the over 60s each year.

You can take a 25% tax-free lump sum, with the tax for withdrawing the rest set at your personal rate.

So on a £100,000 pot, you could take out £10,000, allocate £2,500 of this as a tax-free lump sum and pay income tax on the rest.

end{aligned} (11)Note that RoT households are not taxed lump-sum.