However, some pay experts predict that the tax take could be higher than the £550m forecast by the chancellor because they believe that banks will shoulder the cost of the tax to ensure they can keep paying out bonuses to high-flying staff.
But the amount of the penalties — Mr. Crittenden paid $100,000 while Mr. Tildesley paid $80,000 — was paltry compared with the $75 million that shareholders will shoulder.
Some claim that women will shoulder three-quarters of the pain as the most severe austerity measures in a generation start to take their toll.
"To you, all honorable members, I say congratulations while expressing the fervent hope that you will shoulder your weighty responsibilities in this house with dignity, a sense of responsibility and seriousness of purpose".
Figures from the Women's Budget Group suggest that women will shoulder an unbelievable 85% of the burden of the government's cuts to social security and tax changes by 2020.
Mr Obama's re-election will embolden him to stand firm against extending Mr Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy, betting that Republicans will shoulder the blame if everyone's taxes go up in January as they will if there is no deal.
As energy prices begin to soar in Ontario and more rural communities refuse to host wind projects, Ontario is learning that green energy, like all development projects, comes with certain costs that will be shouldered by some communities more than others.
Or when the other investment bankers and their shareholders take on that extra bit of risk, knowing that they keep all the gains, but that the state will shoulder some of the losses?In this section All change?
However, only one of the companies (the one that sets the connection up) will shoulder that cost.
Griffiths says that GP consortiums will shoulder responsibility for the bulk of NHS expenditure.
