Sentences with phrase «around tax benefits»

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«We expect investors will ignore the EPS slowdown given one - time hurricane effects and the focus on benefits from corporate tax reform,» a group of the firm's strategists led by David Kostin wrote in a client report, noting that optimism around tax measures was crucial in the S&P 500's ascent to new records last week.

A poll of British Columbians taken around the time of the 2011 referendum revealed that most respondents believed the HST to be a growth - enhancing tax structure, but they didn't think the benefits of that growth would accrue to them.

«For many people, the investment component may be more important than any state tax savings,» says Nelligan, who recommends working with a financial advisor to weigh the tax benefits of staying in - state and shopping around for suitable alternatives.

Owning your own business brings benefits when tax season comes around.

It benefits their own bottom line when tax time comes around.

The report, Taking Care of Business, does highlights how big business can have a positive impact on poverty reduction through job creation and the payment of taxes but says many poor people around the world are not feeling the benefits.

This means putting aside political chimeras like flat taxes and focusing instead on conservative policies that will directly benefit working families around the median income.

What we conclude is that several of the government established around the world aren't Republics they are democracies or pseudo-democracies, and i say pseudo-democracies because the majority (the poor) are which choose the politicians, and several of the liberties, rights, taxes, and others aspects of the society are controlled by this «people» or fraction of it and many of these policies aren't directed for the common benefit but they are for the majority benefit, so the democracy at the end is converted into Ochlocracy.

They treated working - age welfare as part of the huge income transfer industry they ran from the Treasury, pushing tax credits and benefits around in a bid to try and hit the poverty targets they'd set up.

It is now a fair assessment that a four year badger cull in Gloucester and Somerset would cost in the region of # 20 million, but would only deliver around # 2.5 million benefit to the tax payer in terms of reducing the spread of bovine TB.

«The introduction of this policy has also complicated the roll - out of universal credit by diverting most claimants who are responsible for three or more children back to tax credits; and at the same time the policy has been introduced into universal credit under interim rules, with full rules expected to be in force from November 2018.2 «This has created unnecessary complexity and is likely to lead to a great deal of confusion for claimants not only in respect of support for their children but also around which benefit that support will come from.»

The government now spends around # 3.6 billion a year topping up poverty wages through tax credits, with other in - work benefits also adding to the bill.

New York's working families have been mobilizing around the Lame Duck session and will continue calling on Congress to end tax cuts for the richest 2 % and to say no to cuts to benefits for Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

The proposals suggest that around four million couples could benefit from a # 1,000 transferable tax allowance from 2015.

Those issues ranged from a plan to cut taxes for the struggling Vernon Downs harness track in central New York to the proposal to put more speed cameras around New York City schools and legislation related to those who qualify for enhanced accidental disability pension benefits in New York City.

Around two - thirds of people eligible for council tax benefit claim any funds, the lowest take up of any means tested benefit.

Without New Labour's changes to the tax - benefit system, there would have been around 1.8 million more children living in poverty today.

The Government's controversial housing benefit reforms — dubbed the «bedroom tax» by Labour — have saved taxpayers around # 1 billion, ministers claim.

Thrashing around in a ferment, pincered by both Lib Dems and Ukip, Cameron proclaims he will not lurch rightwards, as he sends out his ministers to do just that — on immigration, benefits, tax cuts and human rights.

Mr Bennett's incomings, it emerged, include around # 50 a week from his stall, # 57 in housing benefit, and some money from working tax credits, but when his rent and bills are taken into account he's left with that # 53 a week.

If there was a strong Labour left, it could make the case about so many people being on benefits because (radical idea here) there aren't enough jobs to go around; that benefit fraud is exaggerated (costing # 1.2 billion compared to # 70 billion lost through tax avoidance); and that it is an often complicated phenomenon.

All benefits, tax credits and public service pensions, except the state pension and pension credit, will be increased in line with consumer prices inflation, rather than retail prices inflation, from next year, saving around # 6 billion a year by the end of the next Parliament.

Richard Kenyon, a communications consultant for Biosensors International, a company whose international headquarters is in Morges, says that large multinational companies are attracted to Switzerland for several reasons, as well as the obvious tax benefits: «The native Swiss population is very well - educated and provides a good pool for employment, particularly around the Lausanne area, where the EPFL is located.

Those benefits include the restoration of tax revenues that can support other critical programs and projects, such as education and health care, as well as the stimulation of new business and technology development around cleaner, more sustainable energy systems.

The budget is in the $ 30 million range — around three times the cost of Nightcrawler, which benefited greatly from California Film Tax Credit program.

Because property taxes play such an important role in school funding, affluent communities have an incentive to establish school district borders around their neighborhoods in order to ensure that the benefit of their wealth is reserved for their children alone.

Much of the criticism centered around Senate Republicans» move to incorporate plans for a $ 1 billion tax cut, which critics say will primarily benefit the wealthy and corporations.

Yes of course you can run around for peanuts using cheap rate electricity and reaping the tax benefits, but for urban or «local» motoring when mileages are low, the overall benefit of going electric is potentially marginal.

We are looking out for tax benefit and also long term investment for around at least 10 years.

Buffett and Munger talk about the tax benefits of owning Washington Post and making 15 % compounded over many years (which works out to around 13 % net of taxes if they sold it).

I've never understood people who keep loans around for their tax deduction benefits.

«The tax reform law also makes changes to the benefits around dependents.

The real estate investing basics around the returns you can expect to generate from your investment are as follows: regular single family home investment properties purchased in the right area can produce cash flow, equity build - up (from the tenant paying down your mortgage), tax benefits and appreciation.

Retirement accounts are the single greatest savings tools around because of the tax benefits.

I am slightly underwater so far, but given that I originally purchased some shares at around $ 20 and they are now trading under $ 4 any loss on the sale will be more than made up for by the tax benefits I expect to reap.

Given the strategies that exist around qualifying for Medicaid, those days are gone, so I would expect that benefits will be limited for those better off, inflation adjustments eliminated, taxes raised to some degree, eligibility ages quickly raised a few more years, with elimination of strategies that allow people to get more out of the system by being clever.

High income earners are often excluded from the tax - free retirement benefits of a Roth IRA, but you may be able to work around it.

One thing not taken into account in these examples about the marriage penalty is the ability for unmarried couples to play with itemized deductions and swapping kids around in order to maximize tax benefits.

Failing to file your IRS tax return might mean sacrificing your future Social Security benefits, and while that may not scare Millennials (who don't expect Social Security to still be around when they retire...), anyone older looking to eventually retire and live comfortably will want to make sure they file a return each year.

Since 2002, the ratio hovers around 11 %, which isn't a great number, considering the benefits of investing in index funds, such as low - cost and tax efficient.

I think a more deserving title is «Super IRA — if you have extremely high medical bills before age 65», otherwise it's «401k, with delayed withdrawal age, no way around early withdrawal penalty, and a small tax benefit».

Assuming short term gains only in the IRA, comparing a payroll tax to the penalty and cap gains «tax» from early distribution, there is a benefit around $ 80k of income (withdrawal)[better than a payroll tax in net income terms].

The problem is that if you buy a mutual fund in a non-tax-qualified account, and then there's a large capital gains distribution, you'd pay tax on that and get no benefit (other than the increase in basis), because the value of the shares will fall by around the same amount.

In my opinion, 401 (k) accounts offer the greatest benefit for white - collar corporate workers that have high salaries but lack discipline around saving, because the incentives associated with them (tax deduction, employer match) do at least ensure that they are saving some portion of their paychecks rather than spending it all.

Selling the developer off has generated tax benefits of around $ 115 million dollars.

According to the modeling group led by William Nordhaus, a Yale professor widely considered to be the world's leading expert on this kind of assessment, an optimally designed and implemented global carbon tax would provide an expected net benefit of around $ 3 trillion, or about 0.2 percent of the present value of global GDP over the next several centuries.

Gottesman acknowledges that a tax would hit legitimate users as well, but they'd likely pay around $ 3.00 a day with a three - cent rate — which would be counterbalanced by the benefits derived from a crackdown on spam:

When you consider that a nurse making $ 83,000 per year in Alberta will take home around $ 60,000 after taxes and benefits, a «small claim» that is a close race with full time professionals annual salary doesn't seem very small, does it?

To be considered eligible for retirement benefits, you must pay Social Security taxes for 40 credits of work, which amounts to around 10 years of employment.

This particular policy has a death benefit of around $ 500,000 that would be paid tax - free to your family.