Sentence examples for volume tax from inspiring English sources

The IRS estimates that 53 million of these forms should have been sent for tax year 2011, making it the 10th highest volume tax form in it's first year of existence.

The latest bill proposes a volume tax that increases with the price of natural gas from 2 cents per thousand cubic feet to 3.5 cents per thousand cubic feet.

Because of the volume of tax payments that are sent by certified mail, some tax agencies track it closely, but "it is clear that this is a systemic problem affecting the Postal Service nationwide and not just a problem of tax payments," Mr. Gavin said.

Because of the company's sheer volume, their tax contribution seems large ($6 billion in FY2012), but by percentage, Apple's scaled tax payments (14.7% in FY2012) fall far short of the 30%+ average.

Couple the large cut the government gets on every dollar earned with the sheer volume of taxes we pay, and it becomes obvious why so many people feel overwhelmed by tax policies.

The volume of tax-exempt debt for hospitals in the first half of the year has fallen by nearly half from a year ago, said David Johnson, a managing director at BMO Capital Markets.

You can count on the corporate-owned media to make the debate into whether or not we have to give up on Social Security or Medicare, instead of talking about the egregious billions that we're throwing at America's richest corporations, or the high volume of tax-free trading done that really only benefits the top 1percentt of the top 1percentt.

"The board of Games Workshop currently believes that, as a result of reduced volumes, pre-tax profits … are unlikely to meet current market consensus estimates," it said in a statement.

The countywide reassessment was intended in part to reduce the volume of property tax challenges that cost the county more than $1 billion in tax refunds in the past decade and helped push it to the brink of bankruptcy.

Many mainland companies exaggerate their export volume to claim tax credits.

Ms. Olson found that the volume of the tax code had nearly tripled in size during the last decade — to 3.8 million words in February 2010 from 1.4 million in 2001.