Sentence examples for wages capital from inspiring English sources

"Companies do not pay company income tax on revenue – they pay it on profits after paying all expenses including wages, capital replacement, supplier costs, fleet costs and other operating expenses," she said.

The group's chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said companies did not pay income tax on total income or revenue, but on their profits after paying all expenses including wages, capital replacement, supplier costs, fleet costs and other operating expenses.

His opponents imply his plans would increase taxes on middle-class workers, but this is plainly not true.For his part, Mr McCain would keep in place all Mr Bush's tax cuts on wages, capital gains and dividends, while boosting the exemption for dependants from $3,500 to $7,000.

The source of income shouldn't matter -- salary, wages, capital gains, other unearned income -- all should be treated the same.

General overheads and items of a site specific nature such as manager and director salaries, clerical wages, capital equipment outlay, and facility operational expenses were excluded.

There are certainly no wages without capital, and it's also true that capital tends to flow where labor is most productive.

The underlying features of the closure include fixed real wages and capital stocks, free movement of labor but immobile capital between sectors, and government expenditure to follow household consumption.

You advocated a tax system that would make the top rates more equal on wages and capital, eliminate virtually all deductions and get rid of corporate taxes.

Imagine a tax system which made the top rates on wages and capital more equal, and which eliminated virtually all deductions.

Several Democratic senators have urged Mr. Reid to propose extending the Medicare payroll tax to income other than wages, like capital gains, dividends and rental income.

And while most of the discussion about taxes right now is focused on the expiring Bush-era tax cuts on wages and capital gains, as well as dividends and estates, a host of other deductions and credits that directly affect small businesses are on the line — and on the table.