Sentence examples for where it pays from inspiring English sources

We do, therefore, urgently need reform of international accounting standards so that every multinational company is required to report its transactions on a country-by-country basis so that we know where it makes its sales, and how much is to genuine third-party customers and how much is intragroup; where it makes its profit; where it pays its tax and where it locates its assets.

The company has been heavily criticised by MPs for technically outsourcing all its UK advertising sales to Ireland where it pays lower corporation tax – even though most of the sales are promoted and agreed in the UK.

She said the musicians would still be paid and concerts would continue, but the orchestra would review all contracts with its business partners — especially the Kimmel Center, where it pays rent.

City Opera said last week that it planned to leave the theater, where it pays roughly $4.5 million a year in costs; slash its already diminished budget; and trim its 48-member staff.

With more people using Facebook as their portal to the web, Google has had to rely more heavily on partnership deals – like its integration in Apple's Safari browser where it pays to be the default search engine, creating much heftier traffic acquisition costs.

Carrier said it would save $65 million annually by closing its Indianapolis plant and moving the operation to Monterrey, Mexico, where it pays workers $2 to $3 an hour.

With the deal, Telefónica swings its attention fully back to Europe from Latin America, where it paid $5.85 billion for the wireless assets of BellSouth last year, and where it has established a broad presence with billions of dollars in acquisitions since the 1990's.

"It's really the first year in five years where it paid to hedge".

He promised further "decisive steps" to restructure the company, including the spinoff of failed units in Britain, where it paid 7 billion Australian dollars ($4.6 billion) to expand insurance operations.

SWEIs show the huge economic value of care work in both the market (where it paid inadequate wages) and in homes (where our nation fails to support it).

I work in an industry where sometimes it pays to be a bit of a diva.