Sentence examples for tax terms from inspiring English sources

Just because something is legal, does not mean it is fair in tax terms.

4. Write half-page essays describing New York Times articles using tax terms; prepare for the quiz bowl.

One wouldn't expect a Labour/SNP coalition to be vigorous at getting down the deficit, or particularly friendly to any industry bar oil in tax terms.

The likes of Rio Tinto simply put billions of dollars of investment on ice until the tax terms had been watered down.

TaxCut also includes links to pop-up windows that explain basic tax terms, but TurboTax offers explanations that I found much clearer and easier to understand.

"It's a massive vote of confidence from the government for one of our major industries and puts theatre on a par in tax terms with the film industry".

Figure 4 displays the three non-consumption-tax terms as red, blue, and green, respectively.23 For the purpose of calculating the JSA and PT/ST terms, y is taken to be the weekly employer cost of the median worker (the same as in Table 1).

NOMENCLATURE WARS When did the inheritance tax (a pro-taxing term) become the estate tax (a neutral term)?

Each householder and property owner is expected to pay local government taxes, termed "rates," which are based on property values.

Equation (4) has a consumption-tax term multiplying the UB, PT, and ST terms (as well as the others), thereby giving the impression that a consumption tax increase would reduce the contribution of the UB, PT, and ST terms to the tax wedge.

With nonlinear marginal utility, price equality cannot generally be obtained since aggregation will keep the tax rate terms in the aggregate pricing equation.