Sentence examples for taxpayer issues from inspiring English sources
However, they are not responsible for the day-to-day management of HMRC, nor are they responsible for tax policy or for handling confidential individual or corporate taxpayer issues," said a spokeswoman.
Newsday's editorial page similarly endorses Mr. Pataki today with many criticisms attached.. Its editorial says Mr. Pataki has failed to turn around Albany's political culture or reduce the state's debt, but he has performed well on environmental and taxpayer issues and is the best choice given Mr. McCall and Mr. Golisano as alternatives.
This basic maxim often gives beginning journalists their guidance on focus for local news articles focused on taxpayer issues.
The bank, which is part of the Royal Bank of Scotland and so owned by the taxpayer, issued its warning in a letter changing the terms and conditions for its 850,000 business customers, which range from self-employed traders to clubs, charities and large corporations.
"This is an individual taxpayer issue," Thomas said.
Rules ordered by Congress in 1998 have made audits slower and more cumbersome, forcing the I.R.S. into negotiating with some big taxpayers what issues will be examined and which ignored.
A bill passed by the House and now in conference seeks to deny cash refunds under the child tax credit to those who file tax returns using "individual taxpayer identification numbers" issued by the Internal Revenue Service.
Whittling the Future Bill Avery E. Neumark, director of employee benefits and executive compensation for Rosen Seymour Shapss Martin & Company, a New York accounting firm, cited several issues taxpayers might consider to reduce future taxes and improve their financial security.
Minnesota refused to accept TurboTax e-filings, Alabama and Utah issued taxpayer warnings and Vermont halted refunds.
Shortly after the vote in Congress on Sandy aid, the Government Accountability Office -- tasked with analyzing how Congress spends taxpayer money -- issued a report warning about the government's "fiscal exposure" to climate change and extreme weather events (which scientists have found are being affected by climate change).
