tax boosts造句

• The tax boost would make transit hum in Tempe like it does nowhere else.
• Aside from the tax boost, there's not a whole lot here for liberals.
• Most seemed not to care because the cost was stable as price declines offset tax boosts.
• Or how about the gasoline tax boost legislated in 1993 to help bring down the deficit?
• In the current economic downturn, Mississippi lawmakers are considering a tax boost to 15 percent.
• But if it is, a large cigarette tax boost seems an irrational method of financing it.
• With a few exceptions, Kerry has opposed tax boosts on Americans earning less than $ 75, 000.
• Others say it is fundamentally sound and needs only minor tax boosts and adjustments in the age of eligible recipients.
• Kennedy declared, insisting such a tax boost is needed to raise enough money to provide health insurance to all children.
• Kennedy said, insisting such a tax boost is needed to raise enough money to provide health insurance to all children.
• The House version of the tax bill has more than five dozen provisions for tax cuts and 36 for tax boosts.
• A Richards spokesman noted that $ 141 million for The Ballpark came from a sales tax boost and city bond guarantees.
• The sales tax boost was supposed to provide a means to roll over this debt and provide the county some breathing space.
• What the ad doesn't mention is that the 1993 tax boost came as part of a budget agreement that began the deficit reduction program.
• Just ask Democrat Walter Mondale, who, in his 1984 run for president, advocated a tax boost, then was bulldozed by Ronald Reagan.
• Gore proposed moving away from the engines in his book, " Earth in the Balance, " but proposed no such tax boost.
• There would be a 2-cent per gallon gasoline tax boost on June 1, and an increase in the automobile registration fee of 3 percent.
• Take, for instance, the 1990 luxury-tax boost that fell woefully short of the revenue bonanza forecast for it because the affluent trimmed their consumption.
• In Arkansas, where current taxes are about the same as Kansas, legislators have been debating a 3-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax boost.
• Taken as a whole, he said, the investment-related tax boost could have made up as much as 15 percent of the state revenues in recent years.