Sentence examples for whatever tax from inspiring English sources

Send the forms in and pay whatever tax is due.

Whatever tax strategies a person wishes to adopt, the time to act is now.

But he also reckoned bankers would find ways around whatever tax was introduced.

Perhaps, they might argue too, India, as a rising power, is entitled to invent whatever tax code it deems appropriate.

Investors get franking credits for whatever tax a company has paid, and these credits reduce their personal income tax.

At that point, Republicans have to accept whatever tax cut Obama is willing to support to replace the Bush tax cuts in whole or part.

Those immigrants will be allowed to work — paying whatever taxes they owe — and to travel.

And of course we need whatever taxes the lawyers' accountants condescend to pass to the Revenue.

While high taxes do have an effect on variables that affect growth, many other factors are much more significant and overshadow whatever taxes do.

Most of the peasantry lived on state lands and paid whatever taxes could be extracted from them by their prince or his bailiff.

Whatever taxes and jobs are supposedly dependent on London's banks, it cannot recompense the devastating damage their practices have done to the British economy.