Sentence examples for taxation changes from inspiring English sources

Totty said landlords could be "feeling the squeeze" after taxation changes, with changes to the wear and tear allowance landlords can claim coming alongside the stamp duty surcharge.

Signed in the mid-1990s, when oil prices were low and Russia was struggling, the PSAs were designed to insulate big investors from legal and taxation changes, but are now seen as anachronistic relics of a humiliating era.

At the time of its closure, "Las Vegas at the end of the Victoria line" could still draw thousands to its Friday and Saturday night races, but taxation changes, spiralling running costs and the extended opening hours of betting shops soon forced the Chandlers to close their beloved stadium.

But Mr Salmond said the contents of the private advice had come before recommendations published last week by the Scottish government's fiscal commission working group set out a scenario where, under independence, money could be put into two separate oil funds without spending and taxation changes.

As opposed to Caucutt et al. (2003), this model implies (although for the sake of space saving the results are not shown) that assuming proportional taxation, changes (increments) in the flat tax rate do imply changes (reductions) in the equilibrium growth rate.

It was a taxation change for eminent domain property to be seized by the government.

bCanada's division of financing and program authorities/responsibilities between federal and provincial levels means that a policy or taxation change at the federal level often affects the policy space at the provincial level.

Malcolm Turnbull has said fairness will be "front and centre" of any tax changes to taxation, with any plan to increase the GST likely to be accompanied by compensatory tax cuts to low- and middle-income earners and additional payments to welfare recipients.

In terms of the quarterly tax series, out of the 30 quarters with tax changes, 18 include changes in direct taxation and 17 in indirect taxation.

More specifically, we have to look at: comparative movements in headline taxation rates, changes in the amount of taxation levied on corporate profits; and changes to corporation tax over time, as a proportion of GDP and as a proportion of the total tax burden.

Policy directions could be based around taxation system changes; housing, local land taxes and social care.