Sentences with phrase «set at a flat rate»

Since tax on Super contributions is set at a flat rate of 15 % you can receive the full $ 500 from the Government if your employer makes $ 3333.33 in concessional contributions (you can ask your employer to increase your concessional contributions on your behalf, but the obvious drawback is that it reduces your take home pay).

- Price is set at a flat rate for all umas with three options - individual rates, couples rates, and whole group bookings for 18 people.

Your legal billings are set at a flat rate, but you still track and report billable hours.

Not exact matches

In France, for example, President Hollande has reduced the time limit for full exemption from capital gains tax for owners of second homes from 30 to 22 years from 2014 and his previously introduced taper rates will now be set at a more favourable flat rate of 6 % per annum.

One suggestion broached by the New York State Association of School Business Officials and other Albany - based groups is to set the baseline cap at a flat 2 percent, getting rid of the inflation rate as a factor.

It's imposed at an 8.82 percent flat rate, rather than the 6.85 percent set in permanent law.

«Sweeping simplification of the state pension system is needed so that everyone can expect a decent, flat - rate pension, set at a level high enough to help most people avoid poverty without recourse to means - tested benefits.

That was meant to replace the wholesale model, where sellers like Amazon sold ebooks at prices they set themselves, paying publishers flat rates.

This fee could be set at an hourly rate or it could be a flat fee established ahead of time for a certain service that you are seeking, e.g. retirement planning or entrepreneurial planning.

Bill at any time increment, set custom rates by service and / or employee, set flat fees, track expenses, and more.

Instead of charging hundreds of dollars an hour, Kirmayer and her clients agree on a set rate at the beginning of a case — often a flat fee with a success fee that will reward her if, for example, she gets a case dismissed in the early stages of a lawsuit — based on estimates on how much the case will likely cost.

This kind of insurance provides a set amount of coverage for a period that has been predetermined like 10 to 30 years and premiums are usually at a flat rate.