Sentence examples for unified rate from inspiring English sources

Should this proposal become law, there will be tremendous motivation for S corporation owners to eschew wages in favor of additional allocations of income, exchanging a 35% rate (or potentially higher) for the 25% unified rate.

Vice-president Eshaq Jahangiri said the government would impose a unified rate of 42,000 rials for a dollar.

Mr. Paz Estenssoro then reversed some of the changes of his first presidency, privatizing the mines, cutting government deficits, overhauling tax collection, lifting price supports for food and floating the currency at a single unified rate.

Mr Rodríguez reckons that on average, Venezuelans are already paying around 20 to 23 bolívares for a dollar not far from a likely unified rate of up to 30.

In the 1979 budget, for instance, income-tax rates were slashed, paid for by replacing the two rates of VAT, 8% and 12.5% with a unified rate of 15%.

In view of this drawback, we propose here a unified rate allocation scheme, based on rate-distortion-smoothness optimization criterion and multi-stage dynamic programming (DP) technique, to solve the above problems.

In fact, Mr. Blair quickly rejected Mr. Jospin's notions of unified tax rates.

The introduction of the euro created unified interest rates, which resulted in a boom of borrowing, particularly with a great amount of money flowing into Greece and housing booms in Spain and Ireland.

Heavy subsidies to energy and water prices have been reduced and, last October, the government finally made its currency convertible and unified the exchange rate.

The commissioners wrote that contrary to Mr. O'Neill's statement, the project explicitly rejects harmonizing tax codes and said that the countries had such diverse systems that any effort to unify tax rates would not work.

Unifying the rates has been one of the key policy goals of the Rouhani government.