Sentence examples for taxes earned from inspiring English sources

Walker still argues that the race makes far more in benefits to the region, with hotels and restaurants booked solid and taxes earned.

England's poor laws, which paid a pittance to the destitute out of taxes, earned David Ricardo's condemnation in the early 19th century.

Last week, his swaggering talk — about tackling the really big problems, taming unions and cutting a ballooning deficit without raising taxes — earned him a hero's welcome in Washington, where journalists pressed him on his presidential aspirations.

It has borrowed £1.2 billion ($1.9 billion) to invest in transport infrastructure, to be repaid with taxes "earned back" from the Treasury: the amount remitted will depend on how much the local economy grows.

Federal income taxes on profits earned within the United States must be paid when they are earned, while taxes earned abroad by American-owned subsidiaries can be deferred indefinitely, until the money is finally brought home.

A portion of all taxes earned by the government (usually 15%) was returned to the villages for maintenance.

But the option holder, with a total outlay of $30 (the $10 strike price plus $20 in taxes), earns a pretax yield of 3.3percentt.

There's nothing in socialism that prevents Charlotte Church from living in a nice house, walking a red carpet and, after paying her taxes, earning millions a year.

"You've got the top 10percentt of taxpayers paying 70percentt of all the taxes, earning 45percentt of the income.

The bottom 95percentt -- in other words, everybody but the top 5percentt -- pays 41.3percentt of income taxes, earns 65percentt of the money, of the income.

But revenue is up, too: the tax earned $23 million last month, up from $2.3 million last July.