That's five times what a major insurer pays in Spain for the same kind of a delivery, and more than twice what a major insurer pays in Australia.
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Leor declined to share how much she pays in rent.
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If someone pays in cash, he sanitizes his hands afterward.
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He boasted about minimising the amount he pays in taxes.
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When your face pays In Yinchuan, your face is your credit card.
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The top 2900 percent pays in more than the bottom 220006 percent!
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The Universal Service Fund pays, in part, for broadband buildout in rural areas.
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Buttigieg's plan would help lower deductibles and co-pays, in addition to premiums.
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New York receives 6900 cents for every dollar it pays in federal taxes.
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By acquiring Aetna, CVS could offer customers lower co-pays in the drug stores.
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Trained writing work often pays in the $30/hour range, according to our data.
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"Nobody pays what GM pays in most of these local labor markets," Dziczek said.
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Posen's shows feature A-list models like Naomi Campbell, whom he pays in clothes.
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Venezuela offered India a 226.6 percent discount on petroleum imports if India pays in Petro.
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Zenome lets you upload a text file of your genome, and pays in ZNA Tokens.
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At its root, the Commission's case is not about how much Apple pays in taxes.
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And Wales gets back far more money from the European Union than it pays in.
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Here's what the typical homeowner in every US state pays in property taxes each year.
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So why wouldn't Trump want to let us know how much he pays in taxes?
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Nilsson negotiated the bill down to $16,000, which she now pays in monthly $700 installments.
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Planning pays off and, in this case, it pays in the form of cold, hard cash.
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For one, many Indians are employed in the country's informal economy that typically pays in cash.
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In contrast, Spain's poorest region, Andalusia, receives almost 8 billion euros more than it pays in.
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It is unclear when Mr. Ma joined the party or how much he pays in dues.
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Contrast that with South Carolina, which receives $2628 for every dollar it pays in federal taxes.
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It means that Eni takes the product and pays in a window, temporal window, one per month.
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It could be how little he pays in taxes, a revelation that hurt Mitt Romney in 2012.
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"Voters care more about what they pay in taxes than what Trump pays in taxes," he said.
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That makes it a bit easier to figure out what a company actually pays in US tax.
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But little of the money SMB pays in charges and taxes is reinvested locally by the central government.
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Those credits help offset what a company pays in inventory tax, effectively ending what amounted to double taxation.
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The interview also delved into the issue of big tech and the tiny amounts it pays in tax.
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That number isn't static, however — what a Canadian pays in taxes varies by the person or family's circumstances.
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Other monthly spending would be interest free as long the cardholder pays in full by the due date.
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The issue of how much money Apple pays in taxes is also a bit of a red herring.
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He admitted that the $17,000 he pays in annual property tax indicated that his home was quite valuable.
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Shaquille O'Neal has landed a new side gig to supplement his analyst paycheck — and it pays in tips.
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As Mr Xiao's career appeared to show at least until recently, it pays in China to be politically attuned.
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The total bill is around $75, and my coworker/friend pays in return for my treat a while back.
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The Commission's case is not about how much Apple pays in taxes, it's about which government collects the money.
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"More public expenditure ... Can make you popular for a while, but who pays in the end?" he asked rhetorically.
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Let's just open up a special account, as Mexico pays in for the Trump wall, they can build it.
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Similarly, cancer insurance pays in the event you're diagnosed with the disease, but it's no substitute for comprehensive health insurance.
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That's a great idea, perhaps not practical (who pays in cash?), but a clever mashup of terrorist plots with consumerism.
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How can he keep the public in the dark about how much (or how little) he pays in actual taxes?
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That's roughly the same amount as the average employees pays in premiums each year, so there's no real cost savings.
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It's called cash taxes paid — the combined amount that a company pays in federal, state, local and even foreign taxes.
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Reducing the amount the federal government pays in Part D and increasing the costs borne by insurers and drug manufacturers.
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A tedious process, no doubt, but just like animating a film frame-by-frame, the work ultimately pays in beautiful dividends.
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This would tell us how much he makes, how much he pays in taxes, and how much he contributes to charity.
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Its growth in the business world is largely due to the huge dividends it pays in productivity and overall well-being.
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That is the difference between what a bank pays in interest on deposits and what it earns on assets like loans.
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So whatever the corporation pays in additional wages and improved benefits for its employees is the tax cut that it gets.
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Residents said a lack of support for local business is the price a small community pays in the age of Amazon.
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Poland receives three times as much from EU funds as it pays in, and those subsidies go disproportionately to PiS's rural supporters.
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Maugham's case revolves around how much tax Uber pays in the U.K. and if successful, could have wide-reaching implications across Europe.
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The legislation would eliminate federal funding for Medicaid expansion and for Obamacare subsidies that lower premiums, deductibles and co-pays in 2020.
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Corn (Keith Randolph Smith) is the conciliator, excusing Blue's difficult personality as the price a black artist pays in a racist society.
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This in turn means that the "average American" is a fiscal burden, receiving more in benefits than he or she pays in taxes.
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The returns would also detail for the first time how much he pays in income tax and how much he gives to charity.
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In a statement, Apple said:The commission's case is not about how much Apple pays in taxes, it's about which government collects the money.
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This should cut into the estimated 850 million dinars ($1.2 billion) the government pays in annual subsidies from bread to electricity to water.
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Under ObamaCare, insurers limit the cost of older Americans' plans to no more than three times what a younger person pays in premiums.
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It's called the effective tax rate, which is the amount that an entity actually pays in taxes expressed as a percentage of income.
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Finding bugs pays in glory more often than in cash, like swag and tours of the U.S. Capitol, writes Tech Review's Erin Winick.
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I asked Saez how much it would raise the share of income (as opposed to wealth) that the economic elite pays in taxes.
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That is on top of the $1,462 he pays in monthly premiums for coverage for himself, his wife and his two teenage children.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill would eliminate federal funding for Medicaid expansion and for Obamacare subsidies that lower premiums, deductibles and co-pays in 2020.
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These returns would likely be complicated and long, but they would answer questions about Trump's charitable giving and how much he pays in taxes.
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"A customer shops in German, pays in euros and gets very rapid fulfillment" for a product from a U.S. seller, for example, Broussard said.
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Yet the abuse of refugees at the hands of powerful businessmen and landowners is but another stunning example of how crime pays in Brazil.
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"The bottom feeders do things like exploit $2-an-hour wages, which is what GM pays in some of its factories in Mexico," he said.
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Speaking in New Jersey on Wednesday, Clinton asked why Trump has not put out more information about how much he makes and pays in taxes.
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Distributable earnings, which show the actual cash Apollo pays in dividends, fell to 28 cents in the fourth quarter, from 35 cents a year ago.
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However those savings come because millions will likely drop or lose their coverage if the mandate is axed, reducing the amount the government pays in subsidies.
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The loss-making Swedish startup led by Daniel Ek renegotiated the licensing agreements in the hope of cutting the amount of money it pays in royalties.
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If the Super Bowl pays in publicity instead of US currency, Beyoncé spent all of it on a spotlight pointed directly at a centuries-old struggle.
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About half — 49% — say they or a family member had problems paying medical bills or difficulty affording their premiums, deductibles or co-pays in the last year.
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Where companies use data to target ads, this is best seen as a market transaction in which the user pays in data and attention rather than money.
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While we don't know exactly what Amazon pays in taxes, various estimates suggest its rate is low thanks in part to its huge investments in its business.
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Ms. Warren said, as she has before, that overall costs — including premiums, deductibles and co-pays in addition to taxes — would go down for the middle class.
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"Either the rider pays in fares and tolls or it's congestion pricing," Mr. Cuomo said at a luncheon sponsored by the Association for a Better New York.
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Maestri said that the EU had incorrectly calculated how much tax Apple pays in the country and said that the ruling would be "devastating" for the European economy.
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The subsidies can significantly reduce what a customer directly pays in premiums, with many subsidized customers being able to find a plan for $100 per month or less.
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"A lot of the deductions that he would probably normally receive may not be part of the package that would affect ... what he pays in taxes," Sanders said.
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Instead of paying separately for every health care service associated with a medical event, you pay (or Medicare pays, in this case) one price for the entire episode.
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The euro touched a fresh six-month low and yields on Italian debt climbed, increasing the extra borrowing costs or spread that Italy pays in comparison with Germany.
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Representative Sander Levin, a Michigan Democrat, said GM pays less than $3 an hour at four plants in Mexico, a fraction of what it pays in the United States.
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Even if a client pays in full, representing a single congressional witness is far less profitable than the corporate work that is the lifeblood of many Washington law firms.
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Even if a client pays in full, representing a single congressional witness is far less profitable than the corporate work that is the lifeblood of many Washington law firms.
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Facebook's 2014 tax payments drew criticism from politicians That new structure means the amount of tax Facebook pays in the UK is likely to increase in 2016 and onwards.
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Where the swing votes are The Graham-Cassidy bill would eliminate federal funding for Medicaid expansion and for Obamacare subsidies that lower premiums, deductibles and co-pays in 2020.
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The company, a loss-making Swedish start-up led by Daniel Ek, renegotiated the licensing agreements in the hope of cutting the amount of money it pays in royalties.
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Next is among those worst hit by currency moves, according to analysts at HSBC, as it pays in dollars for around 70 percent of its cost of goods sold.
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His tax returns could provide a more precise figure than the financial disclosures of how much he actually earns each year, as well as how much he pays in taxes.
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Voters also overestimate how much Britain pays in to the EU budget compared to other members and underestimate how much investment into Britain comes from EU countries, Ipsos MORI said.
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It also pays in many states for rehabilitative services that are crucial in helping people with mental illness and substance use disorders recover, maintain stability, and become contributing members of society.
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It is true that having dual coverage is more comprehensive and can save individuals more in reduced deductibles and co-pays in the long term than they pay in additional premiums.
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According to a study by the Tax Foundation conducted several years ago, for every dollar New Jersey pays in federal taxes, it receives 61 cents in benefits and other federal spending.
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Grab says its average cashless user makes twice as many transactions as one who pays in cash, and is 30% more likely to use several of its services rather than just one.
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Previously, the company has said the amount it pays in rent to Seritage and through joint ventures with General Growth Properties, Simon Property Group and The Macerich Co. will decline over time.
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When payments resumed, about 10 percent of the company's annual revenue remained unpaid, he said, adding that Boeing now pays in 60 days, not 30, and pays twice a month, not weekly.
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The euro tumbled to a fresh six-month low on Tuesday, while yields on Italian debt climbed — ratcheting up the extra borrowing costs or spread that Rome pays in comparison with Germany.
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The company has been trying to keep a lid on debt after heavy investments and a stronger South African rand had burdened the miner, which pays in rands and earns in dollars.
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The reality is that Catalonia pays in taxes (19 percent) what it contributes to G.D.P. (19 percent) and receives an amount (15.08 percent) close to its share of the population (16 percent).
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Davis was soon back in the seat, earning just shy of $80,000 a year as country clerk, which WDRB reports as more than twice what the average job pays in Rowan County, Kentucky.
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A public insurance program such as that established by the FAMILY Act would ensure that every working person pays in, so that every working person can receive the benefit when the inevitable strikes.
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The euro zone budget will mainly redistribute money that governments pay into the EU budget -- each country will get back in the form of financing at least 70% of what it pays in.
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Because it pays in Bitcoin, Numerai can send money to contributors anywhere in the world without collecting personal information, though this raises the risk that Numerai ends up doing business with unsavory people.
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But an older, poorer state like West Virginia receives much more than it pays in — and it would have received virtually none of the tax cuts Trumpcare would have lavished on the wealthy.
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Lawmakers have a laundry list of questions about Trump's finances they hope his filings will help answer, including whether he has any involvement with Russian interests and how much he pays in taxes.
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The Fed's increase is expected to raise the amount the average household pays in credit card interest to $1,309 from $1,292 a year, NerdWallet said (assuming the average credit card APR of 18.76 percent).
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Under the proposal, the budget would be part of the EU budget even though it would be managed by euro zone governments, who would agree a framework for setting how much each pays in.
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But Trump, who regularly boasts about his multiple businesses, faces questions about whether he claims the same net worth to the IRS that he does in public and how much he pays in taxes.
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Future's sounded off in a series of tweets ... one where he admitted that just to see his kid -- also named Future -- he has to go through lawyers despite the $15k he pays in child support.
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The payment rate takes into account annual growth in medical costs and statutory requirements to reduce government payments to insurers for Medicare Advantage closer to the level it pays in traditional fee-for-service Medicare.
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Klaus Regling, who chairs the ESM, said earlier this month that such a move would be wise as the loans are more expensive than the yields Athens currently pays in the markets on its bonds.
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The factory is expected to reduce labor costs to as low as one-tenth what the electric car manufacturer currently pays in wages at its California factory, which Tesla says employs more than 10,000 workers.
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Proponents point out that natural resource extraction jobs are less than 1 percent of state jobs, the industry gets more in state subsidies than it pays in taxes, and the health benefits will outweigh the costs.
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"We don't actually know what Donald Trump pays in taxes because he is the first presidential nominee in 40 years to refuse to disclose his tax return," Warren said in a video published Tuesday by MoveOn.org.
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"Out of the 9.5 billion outstanding debt to the IMF, on one third, 3.5 billion, Greece has to pay almost 5 percent interest rates, so that's substantially higher than what Greece pays in the markets," Regling said.
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Instead, it is an increase in the preexisting payroll-like tax that employers will have to pay to 73 percent, or $15 on every $1,000, of the value of any compensation that the employer pays in shares.
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More than a quarter of what someone pays in federal taxes goes toward Medicare, Medicaid, Obamacare subsidies and other health care programs, according to a Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget analysis for the Wall Street Journal.
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Blackwood, New Jersey (CNN)Hillary Clinton needled Donald Trump on Wednesday for not releasing his tax returns, questioning why the presumptive GOP nominee has put out scant information about how much he makes and pays in taxes.
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As many Sander supporters weren't shy to point out, these results would change if we just explained to them how much an average household pays in health care costs, and how much Sanders's plan would save them.
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They also drew out a contract with their nanny that includes five paid sick days and 10 paid vacation days, as well a health care plan in which the nanny pays 20% and each family pays in 40%.
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The Fed's increase is likely to raise the amount the average household pays in credit card interest to $1,20.11 from $21.10,2275 a year, NerdWallet said (assuming the average credit card APR jumps to 20.01 percent from 225 percent).
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Think of it as two different kinds of return on investment: how much does each state receive for every dollar it pays in taxes, and how much Electoral College influence does each state get for each vote cast.
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While Trump has reported hundreds of millions in income through financial disclosures, he has not made public his tax returns, which would show how much he pays in taxes and how the new plan would affect his tax bill.
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The information necessary to collect this remedial tax already exists: Thanks to recent advances in international cooperation, the I.R.S. knows where Nestlé books its profits, how much tax it pays in each country and where it makes its sales.
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They took up residence in July in a $3,19903-a-month, three-bedroom, fourth-floor walk-up, and use a tiered system based on the number of windows in their bedrooms to determine how much each pays in rent.
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But the government doesn't pay its water bills the way you might imagine, and they are treated differently than an individual: Each quarter the government pays in advance for the upcoming three months, one lump sum for all of its accounts.
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The investigation, led by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts, has led to allegations that several drugmakers used these charitable foundations as a means to pay Medicare patients' co-pays in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute.
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A probe led by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts has led to allegations that several drugmakers used these charitable foundations as a means to pay Medicare patients' co-pays in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute.
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The Obamacare statute requires health plans to provide cost sharing reduction subsidies to reduce the deductibles and co-pays in the Obamacare compliant individual health insurance market for those who make less than 250 percent of the federal poverty level.
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Although there tend to be no set agreements in contracts between steelmakers and their customers as to who pays in the event of a tariff, industry experts expect that at present most U.S. customers will agree to pay the cost.
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Israel also said it would immediately deduct from the tax revenues it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority an unspecified amount equivalent to what the authority pays in stipends to the families of people who carry out terrorist acts.
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"The state and local tax piece is very concerning, because we're already a donor state to Washington, and this would exacerbate that problem," said Representative John J. Faso, Republican of New York, referring to the amount the state pays in taxes.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Oil and gas giant Royal Dutch Shell PLC will disclose how much tax it pays in every country in which it operates, an executive told a Dutch parliamentary panel on Wednesday, in a report to be published later this year.
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He declined to say how much he pays in rent, but said that it was "by far the cheapest situation any of us know of" and that his friendship with the owner allowed him to do things like trade work for lower rent.
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Namely, a direct private equity strategy allows the pension to Trade fees for expertise: CalPERS can reduce the amount it pays in external management fees while building up human capital with the ability to appropriately price climate risk and opportunity across the entire portfolio.
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"We don't know what Trump pays in taxes because he is the first presidential nominee in 40 years to refuse to disclose his tax returns," Warren said in a fiery speech last week, followed by an extended Twitter war with the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Reuters calculates that the public-private housing projects in which Lincoln participates reap nearly $875 million in revenue a year from military housing tenants, roughly a fifth of the $4 billion a year the Defense Department pays in rent stipends for privatized on-base housing.
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" As Schleifer explains, the tax isn't actually a tax on IPOs, but "an increase in the preexisting payroll-like tax that employers will have to pay to 1.5 percent, or $15 on every $1,000, of the value of any compensation that the employer pays in shares.
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That's just a small part of the $7.50 Apple pays in total per iPhone for Qualcomm's patents, but if the courts judge Qualcomm's other patents to be similarly valuable, then Qualcomm could be emboldened to raise its prices further still, passing a hefty bill on to Apple.
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Spotify has also been accused of secretly controlling the rights to these songs — atmospheric, wordless tracks on mood-focused playlists with titles like "Deep Sleep" and "Peaceful Piano" — an arrangement that, if true, would allow the company to reduce the amount of money it pays in royalties to record labels and "real" artists.
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A typical US family of four covered by employer-based health insurance pays, in total, around $20183,22018 per year, taking into account the insurance premium paid for by the employer out of the worker's total compensation, the premium paid directly by the household, and all of the extra costs, including deductibles, co-payments, and out-of-network payments.
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Jersey rests in the English Channel, closer to France than the U.K., and, according to information obtained by the German media outlet Süddeutsche Zeitung, distributed by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, and published by The New York Times, it has been the tax home to subsidiaries of Apple that help the company limit what it pays in corporate taxes.
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Beyond the unbearably unequal and oppressive distribution of tax responsibility and subsequent hardship, it is appalling that our own president has been able to keep his tax returns in the shadows Donald Trump has continually denied the American public the opportunity to know not only how much he pays in taxes, but also from where exactly his unknown and questionable fortune originates.
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Read more: The racial wealth gap in the US keeps getting bigger — and it could cost the economy as much as $23 trillion by 19823The billionaire investor Warren Buffett wrote in The New York Times in 21982 that the percentage of his income that he pays in taxes has plummeted in recent decades, saying that he pays a lower tax rate than his secretary.
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