Sentence examples for taxes having from inspiring English sources
Taxes, having reached a record high, are at last dropping.
As a friend said, this is probably the first and last time a paper associated with the libertarian Mercatus Center shows taxes having a positive effect.
She also suggested gaining a small edge by using distributions to pay estimated income taxes, having the money directed to the I.R.S. late in the year but being credited for having been paid throughout the year.
Parlett feels broadly negative about the Budget, but thinks that since Labour won power in 1997, the tax he pays has not risen, despite indirect taxes having gone up.
The Chilean approach was to switch from PAYG schemes to mandatory funded-DC savings accounts, which meant that the contributions that had formerly financed pensioners of the time were diverted into the workers' saving accounts, with general taxes having to pay for current pensions.
It's perfectly natural to think of higher taxes having a similar effect.
Tourism-related taxes have stabilised.
Sales taxes have also dropped.
Taxes have got a lot hairier since.
