Sentence examples for tax yield from inspiring English sources
INCOME TAX YIELD DROPS ONLY 4%; Despite 25 Per Cent.
For most of its 120-year history, the inheritance tax yield has been negative.
The potential £1bn annual tax yield could help fund an increase in weight management programmes.
Archives|INCOME TAX YIELD DROPS ONLY 4%; Despite 25 Per Cent.
A report by the London School of Economics estimates that it reduced Greece's potential tax yield by 26%.
Exchequer secretary David Gauke said HMRC campaigns such as the one above had helped increase the tax yield.
The books include Premature Subdivison and Its Consequences (1938), Tax Yields: 1940, Tax Yields 1941, and Taxation's New Frontier (1961).
In 2000, a bumper year, the trade tax yielded DM1 billion ($470m) more than expected.
Before the second world war, America's federal corporation tax yielded one-third of total federal tax revenues, more than personal income tax.
More than four million have been dragged into the net since 1997 and the tax yielded almost £5bn last year, from £700m when Labour came to power.
More characteristic was his effort to increase tax yields by opening new lands to cultivation and revising the method of taxation.
