Sentences with phrase «very effective incentive»

One very effective incentive is giving associates origination credit for any business they bring in.

Not exact matches

In a week when business lobby groups are appearing before the House of Commons Committee on Finance and calling for more tax breaks, the federal R&D Panel appointed a year ago released a very good report saying Canada's very generous system of R&D tax incentives haven't been effective and what we need instead are more direct grants -LSB-...]

And, barring police state, only one reliable effective way, considering the fact that humans respond to incentives and cost / benefit ratios present a very powerful incentive.

But even as we work with legislators in Albany to find resources that would limit the damage to schools caused by the state's very serious budget problems, Bloomberg and Klein are choosing to ignore a time - tested, effective method for saving hundreds of millions of dollars while still keeping class sizes reasonable: a retirement incentive.

Incentives are typically tied to meeting individual or team performance goals and may include: • Praise or recognition • Prestigious tasks • New responsibilities • Gift cards or cash bonuses • Wage increases Providing incentives can be very effective at motivating employees in the sIncentives are typically tied to meeting individual or team performance goals and may include: • Praise or recognition • Prestigious tasks • New responsibilities • Gift cards or cash bonuses • Wage increases Providing incentives can be very effective at motivating employees in the sincentives can be very effective at motivating employees in the short term.

An outdated, not fit for purpose Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) regime, coupled with the «Check the Box» election, no exemption for foreign dividends, and pliant treaty partners like Luxembourg and Ireland (who can't compete unless they drop their Corporation Tax aspirations), and you have the perfect (tax) storm: very low effective corporate tax rate and long term tax deferral (there being no incentive for the likes of Apple to repatriate their profits to the US).