Sentence examples for taxes generated from from inspiring English sources

The gain would have been realized through sales taxes generated from the project and new property taxes from the development.

In the past, Christie has argued that legalizing marijuana would lead to more teen drug use, and that taxes generated from marijuana sales amounted to "blood money".

Mr. McMahon also contended that commuters already pay for their share of city services through their huge contribution to the city's economy and the sales taxes generated from their spending.

The state comptroller's office announced on Monday that the taxes generated from companies that provide fuel could result in about $172 million for the 2006 fiscal year, $40 million more than originally expected.

They also successfully negotiated the City of Oberlin's first tax-increment financing (TIF) bond, in which the city issues a bond to be paid back through taxes generated from the rising property values spurred by a project.

At the same time, the team refuses to discuss the revenue projections upon which it bases its claims that new taxes generated from the stadium and a proposed downtown development called Ballpark Village would more than cover the public's expense.

Mr. McMahon also contended that commuters already pay for their share of city services through their huge contribution to the city's economy and the sales tax generated from their spending.

A GE Energy Financial Services study released in June showed that the income tax generated from the wind farms more than offset the funds used as incentives to the industry.

According to a deal struck in 1997 when Apple was on the verge of collapse, Cupertino gives back 50% of the taxes generated each year from Apple's business-to-business sales.

Rockeymoore Cummings said she would collect revenue from taxes generated by medical marijuana, which became available in Maryland this month, and from taxing recreational marijuana, if it is legalized.

The debt is supposed to be paid from taxes generated by the new development, but if no development occurs, the city could be on the hook for $100 million a year in payments.