Sentences with phrase «city tax per»

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The city of Bonn recently installed street meters to tax prostitutes at a rate of US$ 8.70 per night.

But because many of these multinationals do most of their business outside of Portland, the actual dollar amount deducted for the tax would be miniscule: the city estimates it will generate about $ 2.5 to $ 3.5 million per year from this initiative.

The city of Marlborough, Mass., recently estimated that it were it not for local commercial taxpayers, the average homeowner would see his property tax bill (now averaging $ 4,791) shoot up by $ 1,164 per year.

For someone living in New York City, the combined top federal, state, and city tax would be tax 46.6 per cent for someone earning $ 209,000 and 50.7 per cent for someone earning more than $ 411,City, the combined top federal, state, and city tax would be tax 46.6 per cent for someone earning $ 209,000 and 50.7 per cent for someone earning more than $ 411,city tax would be tax 46.6 per cent for someone earning $ 209,000 and 50.7 per cent for someone earning more than $ 411,000.

In the city of Providence, the total tax rate on owner occupied property is $ 19.25 per $ 1,000 in assessed value.

Using the nationwide average fuel economy, we calculated the average gallons of gas used per capita in each city and multiplied that by the fuel tax.

The city's tax proposal would charge employers in Seattle that make $ 20 million or more annually in taxable gross receipts — and we all know Amazon makes a lot more than that — $ 500 per employee.

In Parkersburg, the largest city in the county, the total property tax rate is 293.68 cents per $ 100 in assessed value.

The tax — which could cost large employers $ US500 per employee annually — aims to alleviate the city's affordable housing and homelessness crises.

California's state real estate transfer tax rate is 1.1 % per $ 1,000 of transferred value, but some cities add their own real estate transfer tax on top.

Ontario's measures, which were retroactive to April 21, include a 15 per cent tax on foreign buyers in the Greater Golden Horseshoe region, expanded rent controls and legislation allowing Toronto and other cities to tax vacant homes.

59 per cent of Torontonians oppose including Land Transfer Tax increases in the city's strategy to balance its budget.

I understand that things cost more in big cities, but this family have successfully found a way to * just get by * on twice my per - person after - tax income.

The Minnesota Housing Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) Program offers a tax credit of up to $ 2,000 per year for first - time homebuyers in the Twin Cities area.

Despite the majority of its residents» opposition, Philadelphia became the first major U.S. city to approve a 1.5 - cent - per - ounce tax on soda and other sugary drinks.

Rate excludes 10 % VAT and city tax of $ 7 per person per day.

In November 2016, the City of Albany passed Ordinance 2016 - 02 which introduced a one cent per ounce general tax, with no expiration date.

Chinese club Tianjin Quanjian, managed by former Swansea City manager Paulo Sousa, want to sign him and have put together a package worth $ 37 million per season before tax.

The 1.5 cents per ounce tax was pitched in Philadelphia as a means of raising revenue — over $ 400 million is expected to be collected in the next five years — to be used for pre-K education and other city programs.

The tax increase «will impact the average city homeowner by approximately $ 2.71 per year» and it's the first increase in the district's property tax levy since 2005, according to the Park District.

As mayors prepared to make their case, the state School Boards Association released a survey that found work force costs in schools outside the state's major cities are on track to grow an average of more than $ 1 billion annually by the 2013 - 14 school year; revenues under a tax cap, however, would grow only $ 229 million per year through 2013 - 14, on average.

The budget projects $ 83 million in sales tax revenue — money the city makes per a favorable agreement with Onondaga County.

The mayor strongly believed that the only way to make sure the funding was permanent was through a dedicated tax on those earning more than $ 500,000 per year to fully fund pre-K for roughly 50,000 New York City children.

The budget does not increase the city's $ 56.8 million tax levy — the total amount collected from property taxes — but homeowners would see their tax bills rise an estimated penny per $ 1,000 of assessed value, while commercial properties would see their taxes drop by just shy of 1 percent.

The best and fairest way to distribute the sales tax would be by city and town on a per capita basis.

At the time, the speaker's office said that undocumented immigrants contribute $ 793 million per year in state and city taxes and that they would bring in an extra $ 176 million if they were given a path to citizenship.

The city's Tax Commission is planning to start charging $ 175 per hearing from wealthy property owners with complaints about their property tax assessments, accordingTax Commission is planning to start charging $ 175 per hearing from wealthy property owners with complaints about their property tax assessments, accordingtax assessments, according...

The EITC is a federal, New York State, and New York City tax refund for working families earning up to $ 53,267 per year.

If Poloncarz's Republican opponent, Assemblyman Ray Walter, wins the election and gets his way, town and city governments will receive an average $ 166 per resident from the 8.75 percent sales tax — compared to the current $ 139.

The city with the lowest effective tax rate is in Rye, Westchester County, where the rate is $ 19.20 per $ 1,000 of assessed value.

He estimates a small tax could generate up to $ 3 million per year for the city, based on numbers provided by the county comptroller.

In recent years this has meant additional property taxes of more than $ 300,000 per year for City of Tonawanda residents, over $ 450,000 per year for taxpayers in Grand Island and well over $ 800,000 added to the county property taxes of citizens of the Town of Tonawanda.

The other argument is that regulation (and 50 per cent tax rates) will undermine the City's «competitiveness» and «drive away» banking and non-bank financial institutions.

The tax is projected to raise roughly $ 200 million per year, which will help plug a $ 1.9 billion gap in the mayor's $ 42 billion affordable housing plan, city officials said.

Billionaire media mogul and former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg gave $ 150,000 on April 15 to support a campaign dubbed «San Franciscans United to Reduce Diabetes in Children by Imposing a 1 Cent Per Ounce Tax on the Distribution of Sugary Drinks.»

The 2 percent per year property tax cap does not technically expire until next year, but leaders of cities, towns, and counties, as well as teachers and public worker unions say they fear an early renewal of the law might be part of any end of session deal.

He continued to assert that the best way to fund it was through a small income tax increase on city residents earning more than $ 500,000 per year.

Eliminating town and city IDAs in favor of one IDA per county would lower by 30 percent the value of the property tax breaks being granted but would have «little effect» on where businesses choose to locate, according to Evan Mast, who studied New York's IDAs for his economics doctorate from Stanford University.

Per their partnership, the city goes out and forecloses on tax - delinquent properties in order for the Land Bank to gain control of the site.

Rochester annually charges about $ 35 per home, on average, through city property taxes for sidewalk snow plowing.

Kann, who challenged Vallone in 2001 and 2005 on the Green Party line but ran as a Populist this year, focused much of his third campaign on a proposal to raise income taxes on city residents earning more than $ 500,000 per year to pay for city services that have been neglected during the economic downturn.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Mayor Stephanie Miner today will announce an agreement with Crouse Hospital under which the tax - exempt hospital will pay the city $ 50,000 per year to help offset the cost of snowplowing, fire protection and other services typically funded through property taxes.

The average homeowner in the City of Tonawanda, for instance, pays about $ 60 additional per year in county property taxes to cover these costs.

Some, including New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and the U.S. Congressional Budget Office, have suggested that a national carbon tax — an extra cost per amount of fossil fuel burned — would be simpler and more effective than any cap - and - trade system.

And maybe you don't think it's fair that Chicagoans were recently hit with a massive $ 700 million tax hike and already face the highest per - capita tax burden of any residents in Illinois» major cities.

This move comes about one week after the city's new cigarette tax went into effect, adding $ 2 to the cost per pack.

That's including a $ 2,100 «gas guzzler» tax for the EPA rating of 14 miles per gallon city, 20 highway.

The price also included an $ 850 gas - guzzler tax, which points up, perhaps, the car's most notable shortcoming — an unimpressive 14 miles per gallon EPA city mileage.

But any car that gets 12 miles per gallon in the city, on premium gasoline, and requires buyers to plunk down a $ 3,000 «gas - guzzler» tax, is probably not being cross-shopped with any of the sensible - shoes alternatives.

EPA ratings of 13 miles per gallon in the city and 17 mpg on the highway, saddling the XJ - S with a $ 1,500 gas - guzzler tax, are par for the European luxury - car course but distinctly unappealing.