Sentence examples for whose tax from inspiring English sources

And what of George W., whose tax plan, decentralization approach and retirement reforms I embrace?

As we note, there are lot of couples earning more than $250,000 whose tax liability would not be affected.

Will Mr Fabius, who today denounces tax cuts, appeal tomorrow to the middle classes whose tax burden is so heavy?

That's looking pretty good compared to the rest of American households, whose tax returns were also due on Tuesday.

The states, whose tax collections are still below the peak levels they reached in 2008, are in something of an unusual situation.

And the planned federal tax increases would increase revenues in states whose tax codes are closely linked to the federal code.

Ironically, Mr Specter seems to have been saved by some last-minute campaigning by George Bush, whose tax cuts the senator had criticised as being too big.

He said he had not seen anything comparable at General Electric or Microsoft, two companies whose tax returns Senate staff aides had previously combed through.

That is a large chunk for a small country whose tax revenues totalled just $4.5 billion last year, with a similar amount coming from oil.

In 2007, Bishop Long was one of a half-dozen ministers whose tax-exempt status was investigated by a Senate committee.

It was a victory for free-form anxiety, but a loss for Nassau County, whose tax-weary residents went after the wrong target.