Sentence examples for usual tax from inspiring English sources

In particular, it did a special version of its usual tax shares analysis that looked inside the top 0.01 percent, taking the data up through 2005 (pdf).

It is designed to offer the usual tax breaks plus the low charges and flexibility of the best personal equity plans.

The state is selling the bonds without the usual tax exemption for interest payments because the money will be used by the Oregon Public Employees System to buy stocks and bonds instead of paying for public projects.

The United Nations drug and crime office, as well as academic researchers who study poppy cultivation, say that in the desert areas where poppies are now grown, the Taliban made a strategic decision to refrain from charging the usual tax based on production amounts and are asking for smaller fees on farmers' harvests.

Clinton's appeal for these tycoons is obvious: in exchange for giving money to a good cause — the Clinton Foundation's budget last year was thirty million dollars — you not only have the usual tax break and the knowledge that you are doing good but also get to play Oh Hell until five in the morning with a two-term ex-President who knows how to have a good time.

Clinton's appeal for these tycoons is obvious: in exchange for giving money to a good cause the Clinton Foundation's budget last year was thirty million dollars you not only have the usual tax break and the knowledge that you are doing good but also get to play Oh Hell until five in the morning with a two-term ex-President who knows how to have a good time.

And the administration favors "stimulus" proposals that have nothing to do with helping the economy, but everything to do with its usual tax-cutting agenda.

In appointing a new parks commissioner who is committed to spreading the wealth from Central Park and Prospect Park to some of the city's less glamorous recreation areas, de Blasio demonstrated that his commitment to equality isn't restricted to the usual tax-and-spending policies.

The usual "taxes are too high" trope is dug up, but when pressed by Sorkin she's unable to name a tax rate which would persuade her to keep the company in the US.

Unfortunately, the tax holiday that he proposes -- which would give corporations a window to bring the money they've been hiding offshore back into the U.S. without paying the usual taxes -- would encourage more tax dodging in the future, thereby contradicting his original goal and ultimately depriving America of long-term infrastructure funding.

That was primarily because of a lower-than-usual tax rate, largely because of the American Taxpayer Relief Act passed just after the new year, executives said.