Sentence examples for term taxes from inspiring English sources

Britain is broke; in the medium term, taxes have to rise.

In the longer term, taxes would have to rise to compensate for the loss of a significant positive impact of migration on public finances.

The Institute of Fiscal Studies just issued a report stating that under your term taxes have gone up at a 4.6% annual average, versus a 1.8% annual average over the Thatcher and Major governments.

Tax increases should be set to expire, no matter what, five years from now, without the ability to make them permanent, but in the short term taxes on the truly wealthy need to be raised.

Since Bill Clinton's first term, taxes have fallen the most for the wealthiest Americans.

The term "Tax Court" means the United States Tax Court.

Mr. Long responds that the term "tax" in the 1867 law has been interpreted very broadly.

The Supreme Court had interpreted the term "tax" very broadly for purposes of the law.

In the short term, tax policy is not an effective means of fine-tuning the economy.

So over the short term, tax increases are probably necessary, though they have their own problems.

Legislators on both islands bridle at the term "tax haven" and insist they have improved disclosure and tightened regulations.