Sentence examples for taxation estimates from inspiring English sources
The Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that eliminating the estate tax would cost about $500 billion over the next decade.
Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the government would save nearly twenty billion dollars over the next ten years by implementing rules to limit them.
For increased taxation The Danish Ministry of Taxation estimated that current costs would not change with an increased taxation level.
Change in alcohol consumption due to changed alcohol taxation was estimated based on price elasticity estimated by The Danish Ministry of Taxation (-0.2 for beer, -0.25 for wine, -0.3 for spirits).
Leisure group Rank added 2.25p to 74p but after the market closed the company said it was dismayed by the budget increases to bingo duty and poker taxation, and estimated they would cost it an extra £6m for the rest of this year and have an adverse effect on profits.
The health effects of taxation are estimated as the difference in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) [ 23] between a Danish population that continues to drink alcohol at current rates and an identical population that changes alcohol consumption due to tax increases or decreases.
He brushed off suggestions from Capitol Hill that he might have to compromise key parts of his plan, such as the elimination of the double taxation of dividends, estimated to cost $385 billion through 2013.
Washington State officials estimate that taxation and regulation of licensed marijuana retail stores will generate $532 million in new revenue every year.
To put this important issue into context, along with oil sales, taxation and extortion, the UN estimates that ransom payments raised up to £28million for ISIL in the last twelve months alone.
Regarding the taxation of capital income our estimates generate a very large spike in this taxation.
In comparison to our baseline specification, estimates confirm that taxation shifting is significantly lower in the short run.
