Sentence examples for tax surplus from inspiring English sources

In fact, we now have the largest tax surplus in our nation's history.

"We have a tax surplus in America," Mr. Lott said, "and this will allow some of that surplus to stay with the people who earned it".

"By controlling spending and wisely investing our current tax surplus, it is my personal view that it is possible to reach this goal by the year 2015," Mr. Hastert said today in a speech in Albuquerque, N.M.

I now understand Labour's £500m corporation tax "surplus" - which I referred to earlier as paying for the apprenticeships and jobs guarantee.

But the £500m annual cost of those measures will apparently now be covered by a putative corporation tax surplus "after cutting and freezing business rates".

"Cristina abandoned the five economic rules imposed by Néstor, which were having a tax surplus, a commercial surplus, reserves, a competitive dollar, and debt-release," said Alberto Fernández, the former chief of cabinet during Kirchner's two terms.

Of the 20 states with the biggest tax surpluses, 16 voted for Mr. Bush.

He then asks "if contributions are down, and benefits are not, where does the money come from?" The answer is simple: from payroll tax surpluses.

Personal accounts are affordable and, unlike the current system, would truly save today's payroll tax surpluses to pay benefits in the future.

The economy had just come out of a recession and was on the brink of a five-year boom that would flood state coffers with income tax surpluses even as the governor cut income tax rates.

Promising future income tax surpluses to Social Security and Medicare could create a political incentive for lawmakers to follow through on paying down the national debt, Mr. Greenspan said.