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1. The tax year begins in April.

2. The financial/tax year begins in April.

3. The lost earnings should be calculated tax year by tax year and the appropriate rates of tax adopted.

4. By the end of the tax year,[sentence dictionary] National Savings had invested ￡39.7 billion-another record figure.

5. While taxation was not greatly increased for the tax year 1993/4, people will suffer from measures introduced the following year.

6. In this current tax year, children can earn up to ￡4,385 before tax is levied.

7. This publication contains EITC guidelines for the 2008 tax year.

8. This publication contains EITC guidelines for the 2009 tax year.

9. It increases with income and with the passage of months during the tax year.

10. For non-working spouses, sufficient units can be encashed each tax year to bring total income up to just below the annual allowance.

11. The paper also considers the possibility that the self-employed should prepare tax accounts for the tax year.

12. They include a credit for companies that boost the amount of research they do that expired for the 1995 tax year.

13. Again[sentencedict.com], this will particularly hit partners in firms with year ends early in the tax year.

14. This will need to be done before the start of the tax year, i.e. before 6 April.

15. A combination of the two processes means that you can use seven years of unused tax relief in one tax year.

16. The publishers wanted to deliver the books before the end of their tax year, which was imminent.

17. This sum is then included as part of a claimant's taxable income during the relevant tax year.

18. Anyone in this situation can reclaim the tax from their tax office after the end of the tax year in April.

19. Article 18 The losses suffered by an enterprise during a tax year may be carried forward and made up by the incomes during subsequent years, however, the carry-forward period may not exceed 5 years.

20. The exact income level for that bracket in the 2011 tax year hasn't been determined yet.

21. Generally, neither you nor your spouse can claim tax treaty benefits as a resident of a foreign country for a tax year for which the choice is in effect and you are both taxed on worldwide income.

22. Enterprises that undergo liquidation shall use the period of liquidation as the tax year.

23. F. Net sales of the year: the amount computed based upon the sale price of product or commodity in a tax year (net of sales return and sales discount and allowances).

24. British luxury goods store Burberry enjoyed 24 % underlying revenue growth in the first tax year.