Sentence examples for tentative tax from inspiring English sources

"Those are tentative tax rolls," she said.

Last month, the city released its tentative tax assessments for the coming year, showing how much revenue the city expected to collect.

Unlike tax lawyers and consultants who file complaints over tax bills every March, Mr. Schussler did his work well before the annual tentative tax roll was set on Jan . 15

Responding to complaints by some homeowners that their tentative tax assessments had gone up, even though their homes were damaged in the storm, Mr. Bloomberg said the city would send someone to inspect damaged homes before it published its final property assessment rolls in May.

Officials of a town and school district in Westchester County said yesterday that they had reached a tentative tax-stabilization agreement with Entergy Nuclear.

You've already promised to make the tentative future tax cuts permanent; with control of Congress, you can now trump yourself and move many of them up earlier.

Ed Miliband ('I will not back down' – Miliband, 7 February) does not have to be so tentative about tax havens in UK crown dependencies and British overseas territories (BOTs).

The tentative minimum tax rates on ordinary income are percentages set by law.

From that "tentative fair share tax," the taxpayer subtracts regular income tax liability, any alternative minimum tax owed, and payroll tax (or, for the self-employed, half of self-employment taxes).

WASHINGTON — Furious last-minute negotiations between the White House and the Senate Republican leadership on Monday secured a tentative agreement to allow tax rates to rise on affluent Americans, but not in time for Congress to meet its Dec. 31 deadline for averting automatic tax increases and spending cuts deemed a threat to the economy.

At this point, the White House and Congress have reached a tentative arrangement where the tax cuts will be extended for two years in exchange for an extension of unemployment benefits, a cut in payroll taxes and a return of the estate tax, though at a lower rate.