Sentence examples for taxation fees from inspiring English sources

While it's not as feasible for some companies, due to the additional taxation fees and requirements, even offering an employer contribution of $50 or $100 can go a long way toward attracting professionals since IonTuition reports around three-quarters of borrowers make monthly payments of $300 or less.

Stories over the years include no recourse for immense cell phone bills generated by thieves, then charged onto the customer who's phone was stolen, shady taxation fees that are never forwarded to the entities allegedly slapping customers with the tax, and now this.

Act on taxation fees for piped water (No. 639 of 1998).

Act amending the Act on carbon dioxide taxation on certain energy products, Act on Energy petroleum products, Act on taxation on electricity, Act on taxation fees for piped water and Law on Registration of motor vehicles (No. 1391 of 2004).

Order No. 941 on entry into force of the Act on carbon dioxide taxation on certain energy products, Act on Energy petroleum products, Act on taxation on electricity, Act on taxation fees for piped water and Law on Registration of motor vehicles.

It leaves the Lib Dems as the only party "prepared to take the lead and speak the truth" on a raft of issues, including the environment, taxation, tuition fees and the Iraq war.

Investment and research were focused on developing water plans in the Palestinian cities with a focus on water quotas, taxation and fees collection and disregarding water quality legislation and proper drainage and utilization.

The main sources of royal income were the royal estates, feudal rights (such as feudal aids or feudal reliefs, which derived from the king's position as a feudal overlord), taxation, and fees and other profits from the judicial courts.

Chen first petitioned authorities in 1996, when he traveled to Beijing to complain about taxes that were incorrectly being levied on his family (people with disabilities, such as Chen, are supposed to be exempt from taxation and fees).

13 and the other state laws that have hamstrung our city's ability to raise, through taxation and fees, sufficient revenue to adequately protect us and to cover the infrastructure issues that face any city of Glendale's size.

Overall a poor night for him and a solid if not inspiring one from Miliband, who was strong on bankers' bonuses, mansion tax, tuition fees, fairer taxation and came across as honest when he said Labour governments got it wrong on banker regulation.