Sentence examples for taxes class from inspiring English sources

Republicans like Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin have branded President Obama's proposal to have the wealthy pay modestly more in federal income taxes "class warfare".

In an era where the average time to get a new job for the unemployed is 30 weeks, and the average American pays more than 25% of their income in taxes, class warfare is reaching fever pitch.

It double-counts $521 billion in Social Security payroll taxes, CLASS Act premiums, and Medicare cuts.

It all started in tax class.

Richard D. Pomp, a sales tax expert at the University of Connecticut School of Law, said students in his sales tax class report that Manhattan jewelers volunteered to help them evade taxes on engagement rings.

Rather than having the taxed class support the blue-collar workers via welfare, the elites would suffer a little bit via lower profits and inferior goods.

Wallace first tested this unusual metaphor during a tax class, filling up the bottom of a page with the phrase: "ACCOUNTANTS ARE COWBOYS OF INFORMATION".

It's as if Wallace tried to adjust the burden he felt — the one that made him feel sicker in tax class than any accelerated-depreciation schedule could.

It's as if Wallace tried to adjust the burden he felt the one that made him feel sicker in tax class than any accelerated-depreciation schedule could.

According to the study, 1,636,023 rental units in New York fall into the higher-tax class, like my old building.

The car was powered by an unusually small 2351 cc sidevalve V8 engine called Aquillon in France, derived from Ford's Flathead engine family, the dimensions of which put the car into the "13 CV" French tax class.