Utiliser "taxpayer" dans une phrase

1. It comes to our attention that, in a recent attempt to stem taxpayer losses for bad loans guaranteed by Fanny Mae and Freddie Mack, Senator Bob Corker (R-Tenn

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2. " (My note: And all this while he lives rent-free in a pretty good house, while Michelle and the girls use Air Force 2, which is indeed another jet, to gallivanting all over the world on vacation after vacation, staying in world-class hotels at taxpayer expense

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3. The unsettling (perception) of being beholden to other people oftentimes engenders troubling notions of an individual‘s private failings that seeks its own outlet by projecting that individual‘s sense of frustration (and shame) on his or her ―benefactor‖ whether it be a family member, a close friend or someone more abstract like (the) taxpayer

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4. Any (American) company operating abroad and selling cheaply made products at ―home‖ at an exorbitant profit, should, in my opinion, be hit with the stiffest import tariffs imaginable to help defray the social costs incurred by the taxpayer for individuals who have otherwise lost their jobs or are (under-employed)

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5. Consumer spending conditioned by ―easy credit‖ will one day leave the taxpayer with an enormous tab to settle……

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6. Unfortunately, companies and other professional organizations and ultimately the taxpayer, are usually the ones left ―holding the bag‖

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7. Such initiatives, which should eventually pay for themselves, if managed properly, will not be achieved without considerable (initial) cost to the taxpayer

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8. This means Georgia state taxpayer money goes directly to this white supremacist organization

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9. DEFENSE OF THE CONSUMER, TAXPAYER,

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10. The same report stated that by 2014 the net cost (benefits minus taxes paid) to the taxpayer for low-skill immigrant households will approach $1 trillion/year

11. American taxpayer had supported and was supporting 12 to 20 million illegal people with programs, education, health care, safety nets and for some, prison accommodations

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12. (Why is dependence upon government worse? Because only government can force you to do things by showing up with guns and handcuffs when they claim you are breaking one of their laws and because it has been proven over and over that people are nearly guaranteed to remain poor when they use taxpayer dollars for food, housing, medical care etc because government programs specifically use disincentives that provide negative consequences for those that begin to slightly prosper to the point that the only way to rise above needing taxpayer dollars is to earn a much larger amount of income than most people do

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13. student with the needs of the taxpayer

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14. Later on arms would be twisted, promises would be made, and bribes would be paid with taxpayer money

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15. The climax of the 35-city Tea Party Express was a taxpayer rally in Washington, D

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16. The taxpayer dollars used to pay for the cash

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17. taxpayer money to build roads that inflate the value of his properties and other investments

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18. taxpayer himself, and to destroy the very system that most taxpayers wanted to preserve

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19.  Taxpayer money is wasted on ineffective municipal programs and not enough

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20. the way – is financing all that with their own taxpayer money

21. Employer-paid education benefits are considered taxable income to the taxpayer if the amount exceeds $5,250 in a year, unless it is considered a ‘working condition fringe benefit,’ or a benefit that the employee could have deducted if that employee had paid for it

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22. To qualify in 2003, the earned income and the adjusted gross income must be less than $29,666 for a taxpayer with one qualifying child and $11,230 for a taxpayer with no qualifying children

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23. In 2009, millions in taxpayer dollars went to tattoo removal programs, peanut research and water taxi services on Pleasure Beach

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24. His obsession with closure would only be viewed by his students, fellow teachers, parents, administration and the board of education as a waste of taxpayer money

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25. That will allow us to cut the prices of those planes through economy of scale production, something that will benefit greatly the Air Force…and the American taxpayer

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26. All that would be made possible by the taxpayer

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27. That taxpayer watchdog group listed earmarks including $13

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28. Slash government programs – A grotesque bloated parasite; the federal government continues to gorge on the American taxpayer

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29. taxpayer was saddled with paying retirement benefits for United’s workers

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30. value, with equal or greater debt, unless the taxpayer adds cash to

31. The taxpayer must have assigned his interest in the

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32. the replacement property, which is then delivered to the taxpayer,

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33. all without the taxpayer ever having ―constructive receipt‖ of the

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34. shoulders of the taxpayer, not the IRS

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35. But while stump speakers stir the call to arms, American government wastes many billions of taxpayer dollars on the drug war that it will never win

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36. Coddling drug addicts and enabling an excuse based society with taxpayer supported rehab programs is counterproductive

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37. conservation and wildlife management departments are little more than hunt-clubs funded by massive sums of taxpayer money, managing hunts on public lands, and assisting landowners to proliferate hunting activities

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38. They knew where he was, the Drapers were more than happy for the boy to stay there a bit longer, and it was saving the taxpayer money

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39. It seems that rescued lender Allied Irish Banks has dramatically bowed to pressure from the Irish taxpayer and government, and have confirmed it will not now award big bonuses to staff

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40. As a taxpayer, I pay a not inconsiderable portion of my earnings to the Fiscus and have the right to expect that my tax Rands be utilised by the State for lawful purposes only

41. One of these was the so-called insolvency exception, wherein the IRS said that the debt won’t be considered gross income if the “discharge occurs when the taxpayer is insolvent

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42. exist, therefore each taxpayer should consider this potential

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43. In general, a qualifying taxpayer

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44. during 2009 and child must have lived with the taxpayer for

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45. taxpayer was required to have earned income in excess of

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46. What Happens If a Taxpayer is Not Eligible for the Child Tax

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47. the Child Tax Credit, then taxpayer may qualify for the

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48. news is that with the "Additional" Child tax credit, a taxpayer 27

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49. In order to qualify for this " Additional" Child tax Credit, a taxpayer must meet the requirements of the regular

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50. When this occurs, the taxpayer may be entitled to receive

51. Should a taxpayer not be able

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52. the taxpayer, up to a refund of 40% of the amount of the credit

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53. qualify, a taxpayer must have paid the dependent care

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54. went on about using taxpayer money and China

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55. government would put up to $700 billion taxpayer dollars on the line to

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56. The UK prime minister made it clear that the British taxpayer will not be footing the bill for Greece’s financial mess

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57. When asked whether UK had made any contribution via the IMF, Mr Cameron replied, “We have agreed to nothing” and concluded his interview by stating that “this was the right outcome for the British taxpayer”

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58. Again the taxpayer will pay for this lawlessness

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59. We want to make it known that such goings on by foreigners that are milking the already over-burdened taxpayer, are wholly unacceptable

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60. the liberal bias and taxpayer supported government

61. The tough guy's "hotel" cost the taxpayer $44 m

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62. Then they would not be able to push the cost of their own water onto the ordinary taxpayer

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63. off with an undisclosed amount of taxpayer money

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64. As long as software is used more than one year, a taxpayer can write it off

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65. As an individual taxpayer, you must pay if (1) you had a tax liability the previous year, (2) you expect to owe at least $1,000 after subtracting your withholding and credits, and (3) you expect your withholding and credits to be less than the smaller of 90% of your tax return

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66. * When filing the return of the deceased, the deadline is on April 15 of the following year of the death of the taxpayer

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67. * The final return will cover the beginning of the tax year until the death of the taxpayer

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68. If not all sources of income is stated or was not able to claim a credit, then the taxpayer could file an amended return

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69. The taxpayer is a parent of a qualifying child to claim the credit

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70. Prior to 2005, the taxpayer who claims to have paid half of the support of the child is given credit

71. Each of the two types of IRA have their own tax rules, and are subject to different requirements for withdrawal, as well as to different limits to the required income of the taxpayer

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72. It is because an inheritance is considered a gift or a type of income that is given to an individual taxpayer

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73. There are other variations of the standard IRA, such as the "Simple IRA," a relatively new but popular employer based plan allowing employer contributions and a higher contribution by the taxpayer

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74. I have encountered others with similar accounts of what they were told, and it was quite distressing to me to realize that people were playing fast and loose with hard-earned taxpayer dollars

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75. The taxpayer got good bang for his buck on that one

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76. JRA rolls in and promises 70 percent, at no taxpayer expense

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77. This means that the higher-rate taxpayer will, in effect, pay top rate of tax on the gross dividend paid by the company

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78. The reader may wonder why all this hocus-pocus, involving an apparently “personal guarantee” by our Secretary of Transportation, and a higher cost to the taxpayer in the end

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79. Congress decided that an inexpensive way-no taxpayer money required-to infuse new capital into the thrifts would be to allow them to sell to the public their shares in the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac)

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80. The allegations were that he’d used his position in the District’s IRS office to funnel tens of millions in taxpayer dollars to himself, his family, and his friends, usually through nonprofit children’s charities that didn’t actually exist

81. If so and if certain other conditions prevail: namely, that a profitable business has been a taxpayer at relatively high tax rates, and the company’s assets that are used in operations decline materially in value, then opportunities exist to use tax carrybacks to create cash benefits for the company and/or the stockholders of a company that sells its assets, and for a buying entity and its stockholders

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82. Such a tax has the three worst elements of a tax, to wit, the tax rate is at the optimum; the taxpayer has no control over when the tax comes due; and the event, unrealized appreciation, which gives rise to the tax does not give rise to the cash with which to pay the tax

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83. From a taxpayer’s point of view, a taxable event has three elements: (1) What is the tax rate? (2) Does the taxpayer control timing as to when the tax might become payable? (3) Does the event that gives rise to the tax also create the cash with which to pay the tax?

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84. In its ultimate form, tax shelter (TS) exempts the taxpayer from tax altogether; but it may also involve structuring a transaction in special ways so as to achieve a preferential tax rate on the profits realized or to allow the taxpayer to control the timing of the tax liability

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85. The concepts of taxpayer bailouts and too big to fail are phony concepts, and we explain why

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86. The worst tax posture a taxpayer can find himself in would result from such a nonstatutory stock option

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87. March 2000: THE TAXPAYER

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