Sentence examples for total tax take from inspiring English sources

Companies now contribute 28% of the total tax take.

The total tax take is 42% of GDP, next to an OECD average of 34%.

In America the total tax take has been between 30% and 35% of GDP since 1970.

The total tax take from that group had fallen to about 33 percent after the Bush tax cuts.

They promised to contribute a cumulative £8bn of total tax take (covering direct and indirect sources, including the bank levy and VAT) in 2010 and £10bn in 2011.

The corporation said that with employment taxes included the total paid to the exchequer was £65bn in 2012/13 – 12% of the chancellor George Osborne's total tax take.

This was followed by measures to increase the total tax-take from mining by about $1 billion a year.

The retail industry is the largest rates payer, contributing over a quarter of the total rates tax take.

They are paying a greater percentage of the total income tax take than they ever did under Labour".

Fewer than 350,000 people fall into the top band, generating less than two per cent of the total income tax take (and only that much assuming no one hires a clever accountant).

The rise in home values has long failed to be captured in tax assessments, and residential property is now clearly undertaxed in relation to the commercial sort.In the past fiscal year, according to the independent Citizens Budget Commissionn, homes for one, two or three families made up half the market value of city properties, but their owners contributed only 14% of the total property-tax take.