Sentences with phrase «federal coffers as»

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If the 8,000 Canadians who received stock options as part of incomes over $ 250,000 paid taxes on this money at the same rate as the rest of their income — treating executive compensation the same way you treat the income of any other working stiff — it would have raised $ 337 million for federal coffers in 2009, a down year for options.

Well, it would be just a drop in the bucket, but cutting off their tax - exempt status as a religious organization might mean a few more bucks in the federal coffers.

Such a move by the Trudeau government to draw more revenue into federal coffers would take Canada in the opposite direction as the United States, Mr. Rosenberg said, noting that «the implications for the Canadian dollar is decisively negative, not to mention the deflating effect on asset values.»

Even if the federal system didn't impose new taxes, Alberta companies would be able to deduct their compliance costs from both income taxes and royalties, which, as Leach notes, would hit provincial coffers.

* Government agencies such as the Nigeria Customs Service are reporting highest - ever revenue collection, while JAMB, under the new management appointed by President Buhari in 2016, remitted N7.8 billion to the coffers of the federal government.

Todd Ziebarth, vice president for policy for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, said he thinks states such as Washington are «in for a rude awakening,» when the federal education dollars don't flow into state coffers.

«If fewer federal dollars were streaming into law schools» coffers and more were directed to fund legal services organizations, the legal profession — and the American legal system as a whole — would be better for it,» the board wrote: http://nyti.ms/1S4wuCU.

The «maintenance of effort» (MoE) provisions are intended to ensure education funding is cut as little as possible in tough economic times and that federal funding does not take the place of other money that should be coming from state and local coffers.

But an interesting thing might happen, barring Congressional action — the money the federal government collects from BP as punitive fines may simply be absorbed into its coffers.