Sentence examples for taxes allocated from inspiring English sources

The issue is simple: the state has collected billions in taxes, allocated some of it to education, and then given the lion's share of the pot to non-urban areas, robbing New York City's children to the benefit of upstate and suburban children.

$228.29 - Veterans Benefits (4.53%): Most of the taxes allocated to veterans benefits pay for income and housing support.

The figures include all federal taxes, allocating corporate taxes to the owners of those companies and payroll taxes to the employees.

Apple's Mr. Oppenheimer has done an exceptional job managing the company's cash, finding legal ways to side step billions of dollars in taxes, allocating about 70 percent of its profits overseas, where tax rates are often much lower.

These tax-exempt fixed-income issues are scheduled for pricing this week: TAX EXEMPT TUESDAY San Jose Redevelopment Agency, $350 million of tax allocated revenue bonds.

On average, when moving from scenario 2 (realistic estimates of government spending) to scenario 4 (£100 million cut in government funding for cancer research with no increase in government funding for other medical research), respondents increased the share of the £100 of income tax allocated to cancer research by £4.16.

These taxes were allocated among individuals by the same methodology as corporate income taxes, which is described below.

The vast majority of its funds — for schools, roads, infrastructure — are raised by national taxes and allocated by central government.

Both sides agree that changing the way taxes are allocated is politically perilous and can be done only with bipartisan support.

Works of art valued at £45m, including an early painting by Van Gogh, a portrait by John Constable and a medieval manuscript from Chatsworth that was once the most expensive book ever sold, has been accepted by the UK government in lieu of taxes and allocated to museums across Britain.

They will present them, in pie-chart format, next to graphs showing how our actual taxes are allocated.