Sentence examples for tax trends from inspiring English sources
Some readers of The New York Times – the version printed on trees – have noted that a headline on the front page of Friday's paper emphasizes a different aspect of our analysis of tax trends than the accompanying chart.
Other findings on state tax trends indicate that the dollar's declining buying power makes revenue increases less meaningful.
With the beverage industry's expensive campaigns against soda taxes in cities like San Francisco proving unreliable, techniques like the one used with this ballot measure may become more common as the soda tax trend spreads nationwide, The New York Times wrote this week. .
Ireland, which became known as the Celtic tiger because of its growth rate, has a corporate-tax rate of just 12.5% and chose not to raise it when it tightened its belt last year.The corporate-tax trend over the last 30 years has been remorselessly downward.
France and Germany have been fighting the flat-tax trend in the EU by calling for uniform tax rates among all EU members.
Mitt Romney's remarks about the "47 percent" focused public attention on the rising share of Americans who do not pay federal income taxes, a trend that has encouraged the public perception that lower-income households are getting a sweetheart deal.
Crippen and Pattison said county and municipal governments are looking for additional state aid to offset a decline in property taxes, a trend they said will continue as the housing market recovers.
If wages had returned to pre-recession trends, tax revenues would be £30bn higher.
In this careful (and data-packed) study, the Romers take a look at federal tax and budget trends since 1947.
Instead, those tax policies reinforced trends of ever-widening income inequality; the top 1% of earners captured 65% of all income gains during the Bush economic expansion while the top 1% also received 38% of the value of the Bush-era tax cuts in 2010, according to TPC.
