Sentences with phrase «much lower tax bill»

A little curiosity could pay off with a much lower tax bill.

Most online sportsbook are located in in countries with extremely cheap labor, less regulator oversight (red tape), and a much lower tax bill.

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These mistakes can be quite costly for businesses, as differences in tariff rates mean that a company making a classification error will either pay too much in tariffs or face a retroactive tax bill if they accidentally classified a product at too low a rate.

Further, the competitive position of these companies should enable them to capture much of the economics from U.S. corporate tax reform, yet the stocks both trade for lower prices than before the passage of the bill.

In fact, taxes are a much larger contributor to high electricity bills than the Lower Hudson Valley capacity zone.

Here are a few ways we pay too much in taxes and what you can do to lower your tax bill if you are in the same situation.

In situations where those older shares had a much lower cost basis, you would've been on the hook for a bigger tax bill.

Being late in paying the IRS will still cost you, but usually a much lower amount of around 1 % of the tax bill each month.

If you are retired then your total income from these withdrawals and other sources might be low enough that you don't have much of a tax bill.

Yes, the mortgage is being paid down a bit each month, but when you sell, there's depreciation that's lowered your basis so much that a hefty tax bill awaits.

When I see how much retirement contributions lower our tax bill, I make that additional retirement contribution, even when we already have so much more in our retirement account than our non-retirement account.