Sentence examples for taxes reporting from inspiring English sources

But in fact, it is the Treasury Department itself that has done distribution calculations of these taxes, reporting in 1999 that two-thirds of the estate tax was paid by the wealthiest 1percentt of families.

According to their calculations, for the 600,000 people who file taxes reporting income over $500,000, removing the tax deductibility of their benefits would only have raised $2.7 billion last year, a far cry from the gap that the White House is trying to fill.

Filers who owed taxes reported average income of about $100,000 (and paid an average of $2,925 in city tax).

The Taxpayers claim $25 (Line 47) for foreign taxes reported by a mutual fund in which they own shares.

Some taxpayers first hear of the A.M.T. when they receive a notice from the I.R.S. that they owe it -- instead of the regular taxes reported on their returns.

The IRS claimed that the Rauschenberg possessed a fair market value of $65 million and the owners were required to pay the appropriate taxes, reported The New York Times.

A survey by Reuters suggests that multinationals are already preparing  themselves, with nearly a third expecting to restructure their tax reporting operations before the new rules are introduced.

"Don't wait until filing to figure it out," said Brian Keil, director of cost basis and tax reporting at Charles Schwab in San Francisco.

According to a story in the Sunday Telegraph today, Vince Cable, the business secretary, and George Osborne, the chancellor, are also in favour of country-by-country tax reporting.

When perceptions of exchange inequity are experimentally induced, reporting decisions are inconsistent with the conventional economic prediction, but consistent with features of actual tax reporting in the field.

Miffed, the employee sued the company again, this time over tax reporting.