Sentences with phrase «tax profits produces»

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Mylan had not directly referenced the tax assumptions for its EpiPen profit estimates, neither in its September 15, 2016, letter to the Committee, nor in the documents that the company produced.»

This structural arrangement can thus produce tensions between stockholder and the corporation — stockholders either required to keep «investing» in a going concern indirectly by paying its taxes or, conversely, pressuring the corporation to distribute more of its profits and thus potentially slowing the company's growth.

A major bipartisan initiative led by Republican Senator Arthur Vandenberg and the administration of President Franklin Roosevelt produced Congressional hearings and legislation that allowed tax incentives for deferred profit - sharing trusts in the 1940s.

Medical devices produce 37 % of revenues and before tax profits.

The assessor's office revoked the tax - exempt status of that portion of the property, since it was being used to produce a profit for someone part of the time.

The generation enjoying the benefits of producing chemical and radioactive waste should consider investing a portion of today's profits in an endowment fund, gathered perhaps from a pollution tax.

fred The question then become whether a Christian, who knows already the path to the kingdom, can then be a business person who exploits their workers, cheats on their taxes, compromises on safety and quality, and does other things in the name of producing more profit and personal wealth, right?

The company's flexibles packaging business — which services the pharmaceutical, healthcare, food, beverage and tobacco industries — produced an 8.5 per cent rise in profit before interest and tax.

OPINION: Fonterra has produced a solid set of results for the first half of the 2016 - 17 season, with after - tax profit up 2 per cent to $ 418 million.

AG Barr, which produces and markets some of the UK's leading drinks brands, including IRN - BRU, Rubicon, Strathmore and Funkin, increased profit before tax by 4.2 % to # 44.9 million on revenue up 8.0 % to # 277.7 million for the 52 weeks ended 27 January 2018.

We would encourage people to bring in the raw materials and let them produce and give employment and we will get income tax from the employment and let them make profit; and when profits are made, we will get corporate tax from the profit, and so rather killing the business at the port like the NDC is doing, we will let them come in and we will make profits.»

What we have instead is a stealth tax which will do little to change investment decisions, will load high costs onto consumers and produce windfall profits for existing nuclear generators.

The simple fact is that the NYC OTB is unable to produce a profit and it is time to stop supporting it with the taxes taken from hard working men and women who have other needs for their own money.»

For the first time in more than 75 years, the electricity and oil sectors are opening up to private investors, introducing competition to its energy - producing stalwarts, putting billions of dollars of profits and tax revenue into play.

For convenience we'll assume an option profit of $ 100,000, although this number would not be large enough to produce the tax rates just described in all situations.

Faster growth makes a bigger account... bigger accounts produce larger profits... larger profits trigger larger $ tax - regardless of the tax % rate.

A Buy - and - Holder would say that it is because they expect to see tax cuts or a huge bill that will produce jobs and spending and profits.

For the purpose of assessing the Group's performance, Total Produce management believes that adjusted EBITA, adjusted profit before tax and adjusted earnings per share (Note 6) are the most appropriate measures of the underlying performance of the Group.

If a person «habitually does a thing that is capable of producing a profit,» then that profit is considered business income, which is taxed at twice the rate of capital gains.

As the cost of the tax trickles down, companies along the various supply chains will be faced with a choice: pass the tax on and risk losing business (least likely); eat the cost and lower profits (possible); or reduce costs by producing the product with less carbon - based energy (most likely).

Section 80 JJA of the Income Tax Act 1961 is related to deductions allowed on gains and profits from all assesse who have a business related to treating / processing and collection of bio-degradable wastes for producing biological products such as bio-pesticides, bio-fertilizers, bio-gas etc..