Sentence examples for valuable breaks from inspiring English sources

But as the tax authorities look for cheats, they are finding that many people who are eligible for homestead exemptions fail to apply, even though the exemptions can provide valuable breaks on property taxes — the issue in Mr. Rangel's case — as well as protection from creditors.

Mr. Wolzien has even written that Disney might be more valuable broken up, if corporate performance does not improve.

This approach makes "Drawing Surrealism" a great introduction to the movement and a valuable break with the fashion for thematic displays.

Being subjected to stern anti-trust regulation was proof that Rockefeller had indeed built the most valuable private company in the world — one that would ultimately be even more valuable broken into parts.

The 71,000-page tax code has become loaded with dozens of obscure but economically valuable tax breaks.

Those are also the most valuable tax breaks for the wealthiest 1% of households, which are also getting the largest income-tax rate cut.

Moreover, he lowballs the public contributions to the project by excluding valuable tax breaks and is vague about what benefits the city and state would accrue.

To benefit its shareholders, Mr. Kirby later came up with a plan to liquidate Alleghany and then restructure it so they could receive a hefty cash distribution before valuable tax breaks expired in 1987.

Now the governor and the two legislative leaders decide among themselves who gets these valuable tax breaks, which is why each had a reason to smile for the cameras last week.

But Anaheim, seeded seventh among eight Western teams, opened the playoffs with a stunning sweep of Detroit, the defending champion, and a six-game elimination of Dallas, getting valuable rest breaks after both rounds.

If you don't act within six months, you could lose a valuable tax break.