Sentence examples for terms of taxes from inspiring English sources

I don't think it has a lot of advantages for us, in terms of taxes.

"The financial benefit, in terms of taxes, is nil," she said.

In terms of taxes, growth gets you not just more income to tax, but taxpayers moving into higher rates".

"Right now, when you see a house in West Orange," she said, "you have to expect the unexpected in terms of taxes.

In terms of taxes, Mr. Bloomberg plans to ask — as has been widely expected — the City Council to raise property taxes by 7percentt.

For example, a couple with three children in day care and an income of $39,000 would be better off in terms of taxes under the Bush proposals.

"But another businessman asked about making London more attractive in terms of tax and regulation and certainly the tax regime.

They compete in terms of tax rules, including the setting of the level at which companies pay tax.

"Unblocking the situation in Europe in terms of tax sharing has just been delivered," David Cameron said after the summit.

They anticipate marrying in the winter, choosing a date that is most beneficial in terms of tax-filing status.

"Government assistance, either in terms of tax breaks on the consumer side or infrastructure development, is going to be critical to any success".