Sentence examples for taxes enforcing from inspiring English sources

Countries are judged in ten categories that span the life of an enterprise, from its launching, to coping with licenses, obtaining credit, paying taxes, enforcing contracts and dealing with bankruptcy or dissolution of the entity.

Usually they were given control of the city and were responsible for levying taxes, enforcing the law and maintaining order.

But work has dropped dramatically, and like all Greek businessmen he has been hard hit by reduced earnings, consumer prices that have remained stubbornly high, and a cascade of "emergency" taxes enforced in a bid to increase revenue.

It gave certain men new rights and responsibilities as "representatives" of their communities, including the authority to collect taxes, enforce livestock decisions and codify customary laws.'69.

Separate income taxes enforced by individual states would be unaffected by the federal repeal.

But the richest commentary comes from World War II and after, when the income tax truly became a mass tax, enforced through wage withholding, just as TV and radio sitcoms bloomed.

Then came the news that Greeks living on Aegean isles which have borne the brunt of refugee flows would not be subject to a sales tax enforced at the behest of creditors keeping the debt-stricken country afloat.

Governments make tax law, the tax authorities enforce the law and Google complies with the law".

Even in other places, it struggles to collect taxes and enforce the law.

Weeks earlier, ministers had reiterated their view that Swiss criminal law should not be used to help foreign countries recover lost taxes or enforce any other economic laws.

As the conservative Justices wrote in their joint dissenting opinion, taxes are enforced contributions to support a government; penalties are punishments for unlawful acts.