Sentences with phrase «tax debacle»

The media are turning on the government over this carbon tax debacle and so are others like the Unions and Farmers.

«Unfortunately, options are limited thanks to the 10p tax debacle which has left Gordon Brown with little in the bank to offer the millions of overstretched families struggling to make ends meet.»

In May, shortly before the Crewe and Nantwich by - election, Alistair Darling forked out # 2.7 billion of public money - paid for by borrowing - to cobble together a rescue package for the 10p tax debacle.

The award for «campaigning politician» went to Baroness Hollis, trumping Frank Field - who spearheaded Labour attempts for a U-turn on the 10p tax debacle - and Iain Duncan Smith, the former Tory leader who now runs the party's social justice initiative.

This 9948 provision was the source of the existential question «is an iPod a computer part» during the iPod tax debacle, an issue still causing some difficulties.

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This woman's child tax credit money had suddenly stopped — probably, she thought, because of the Concentrix debacle.

In the Hempstead IDA debacle over tax breaks for the Green Acres Mall, Santino called for the IDA board to resign and new members were appointed.

If you think health reform was a debacle wait till congress starts working on tax reform.

We all know that retirees have long memories, so they are not likely to forget the outsized increase in County property taxes resulting from the Law Enforcement Center debacle.

Don't you remember the ICI debacle, their FX scandals (yes, there were actually two), at least two tax scandals (Faldor, DIRT, etc.), and of course the little matter of their 99.8 % nationalization?

Tony Abbot's effort to paint it as a crushing new tax increase has been successful and the government popularity now abysmal (though this is partly from other debacles unrelated to climate).