Sentence examples for yield taxes from inspiring English sources

The city and state rely on those bonuses to yield taxes and fuel spending and hiring.

The drilling would also yield tax revenue.

Mr. Hogan and Mr. Gardner said they favored a mixed-use development of the property including businesses or industry that would yield tax revenues for the school district.

More profitable ranches, farms and plantations would yield tax revenues for cash-strapped law-enforcement agencies and create jobs for the 5m-odd smallholders and landless peasants currently responsible for much of the clearance.Luis Prates Maia is one of them.

They pay an attractive yield, tax-free if it's in an Isa, and I know I won't get a phone call at 2am asking me to mend a leaky pipe.

Others, like the San Francisco real estate investor Paul Sack and his wife, Prentice, who have a collection of 1,000 photographs, have created trusts that yield tax deductions equal to the full appraised value, a larger tax break than if they had donated the collection as partial or promised gifts.

That 7%-plus yield, tax-deferred, is a mighty potent compound-interest machine, doubling your money every ten years at zero credit risk.

The Franklin High Yield Tax Free Income's yield, as defined by the Securities & Exchange Commission, is now 5.5%, a 0.4% spread over the yield on its high-grade Federal Tax Free Income fund.

Hartnett, who has since stepped down from the job, had already admitted making mistakes while settling high-yield tax disputes with multinational companies.

Bonds issued by various Illinois municipalities maturing in 2015 offer 5% yields tax-free.

High-yield, tax-exempt bond funds including Colonial Tax-Exempt Fund, Putnam Tax-Free High Yield Fund, IDS High Yield Tax-Exempt Tax-Exempt Fund and Vanguardl High-Yield Fund bought many of the bonds.