Sentence examples for zero taxation from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal editorial page routinely refers to those who pay no taxes as "lucky duckies," as if zero taxation is the ideal state of nature.

If you define a tax haven as a place that tries to attract non-resident funds by offering light regulation, low (or zero) taxation and secrecy, then the world has 50-60 suchavensns.

Even though there are as many results as models and as many models as combinations of bequest motives, the general conclusion is that the case for a zero taxation of inheritance is very weak.

One taxation trade body has said that the UK tax authority should have a general campaign on unpaid tax, rather than hitting individual sectors.

Control over stamp duty is the one taxation power Welsh ministers really want, partly because it would generate enough income against which the Welsh government could borrow for major schemes such as M4 improvements.

Further, comparable estimates of revenue change were not available for all three taxation scenarios.

In Thailand, three taxation funded public insurance schemes provide a minimum pharmaceutical package through a cost-effectiveness evaluated National List of Essential Drugs[ 44].

This study analysed the impact of two taxation measures, with opposite effects on the price of RTDs, on alcohol-related harm seen in emergency departments.

In a sensitivity analysis we tested the implications of this assumption, by calculating the cost-effectiveness of the three taxation interventions assuming that changed taxation would involve a yearly cost of €375,000, plus a cost of €270,000 the first year.

On 27 February 2008, Hong Kong entered a new era as it implemented a zero alcohol taxation policy.

At the national level, there was a loss of AU$384 million in individual earnings by those with diabetes, an extra AU$4 million spent in government welfare payments, a loss of AU$56 million in taxation revenue, and a loss of AU$13244 million in GDP in 2010: all attributable to diabetes through its impact on labour force participation.