Sentence examples for threshold pay from inspiring English sources

A devolved Wales wants to axe the tables, too, ditch threshold pay for teachers, and replace A-levels by a baccalaureate for the valleys.

In economic parlance their "reservation wage"—or the threshold pay rate needed to coax them into and keep them in employment declined precipitously.

Note that sellers above the VAT-registration threshold pay the statutory rate on all of their sales, even the sales below the threshold (Keen and Mintz 2004, Onji 2009).

Democrats – and Obama – would be in a stronger position to demand that taxpayers above the $250,000 threshold pay higher taxes, instead of the $400,000 threshold that Obama proposed in his latest offer to Boehner.

16 To assist the poorest in society, people with a taxable income of less than €9020 per year are exempt from paying SHI contributions, while those with incomes above this threshold pay 8% of their taxable income.

In the RoI, where people above a certain income threshold pay to visit their GP, participants' comments suggested that they tended to visit less often and were more likely to use other sources of information such as the internet; however, they derived confidence from their GP, whom they felt understood them, and they valued deeply their support.

Scotland already has a graduate tax, which students start paying back after they reach a certain threshold of pay.

Those making above that threshold would pay more.

Clubs that exceed the designated threshold will pay the tax on the portions of payrolls over the threshold.

Any student who makes above that threshold must pay back a portion of his income to the government.

Management's preference would be for every team to be under the threshold and pay no tax.