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Mr. McCarthy has decided to get right with his tax obligations and his case should serve as a strong signal to other taxpayers.

"Why should China use taxpayers' money to help out the sovereign of Greece when the money could better help Chinese schoolkids? " he said.

The fact that such a head would have to answer to the taxpayers of the world only at a distance could be very damaging.

In the recent crisis, banks built around the pre-crash model had no one to turn to but governments and reluctant taxpayers.

They say that even if it helps boost the economy now, future generations of taxpayers -- that means you -- will have to pay back the money.

Holder said the Obama administration is working to ensure that U. S. taxpayers do not pay for the clean up.

'I'm trying to raise taxpayers' consciousness by letting them see where their money is going, ' Mr. Wu said.

Every penny of it was used to pay for political expenses that I did not think should be charged to the taxpayers of the United States.

How much might it cost taxpayers?

The requirements are economic recognition of the cleanup taxpayers will incur whether or not these institutions are allowed to fail.

British taxpayers would be livid if they had to save the British bit of Barclays' investment bank.

HSBC defended its pay plans, pointing out that it had not taken taxpayers' money during the crisis and had been profitable.

According to IPEA, a government-linked research outfit, the BNDES's subsidised interest rates cost taxpayers up to 21 billion reais a year.

The European Union followed up in July 2005 with its savings tax directive designed to catch funds being held offshore by taxpayers.

If things get really serious, they may also be able to rely on taxpayers to bail them out with an infusion of capital.

Yet were a clearing house to blow up, national taxpayers would be the ones bailing it out.

Due to the international nature of aircraft operations, airline operators are more susceptible to double taxation than other taxpayers.

it would not be viable at all without a vast subsidy from state and federal taxpayers, the report argues.

To say that taxpayers are appalled is not to conclude that the banks could be left to tighten the noose on the nation's economy.

When this guy running for Congress told us how much money he'd save us taxpayers, we all gave him the horse laugh.

How much tax will be refunded to taxpayers?

Just imagine how much better off ALL council taxpayers would be if people like you didn't exist.

Taxpayers have little interest in seeing their money used to finance activities in other countries: they want it used for lending at home.

But, at the same time, taxpayers are right to be outraged that the bailout itself was poorly thought out, unable to live up to its promises.

RBS was forced into a government bail-out a year later, and UK taxpayers still hold an 83 per cent stake in the bank.

How much of this will have to come from taxpayers?

We don't know how much Mount Weather has cost over the years, but of course, American taxpayers bear this burden as well.

If taxpayers are dissatisfied with the administrative action of the Department, they may refer the matter to the Ombudsman.

This sum is a proxy for how much taxpayers will lose unless prices recover.

Even so, regulators have to have some sort of control on the incentives of management, as long as taxpayers bear residual risk.

Government collects its revenue through the form of taxes, which is in turn used for the benefits of taxpayers.

As for Bank of America, it would be hard to argue that without the US taxpayers' $45bn the bank would still be around.

General Motors (GM) closed out its centennial year having to ask the U. S. taxpayers for loans to survive.

"What today's plan really says is taxpayers are going to pay more for the same projects announced three years ago, " he said.

In one case Mr Paulson blurted out that he did not want to be account- able to taxpayers.

Employees must not be rewarded for breaking the bank, particularly if it is then rescued by the taxpayers.

In real life, the taxpayers do not know their legal status, rights awareness weak and the powerful tax organs, more likely to be violated.

For other Swiss banks it is possible and legal to deal with American taxpayers as a "qualified intermediary" , but the rules are complex.

First, how much of GE's technology was paid for by US taxpayers?

The government of Norway pays me to do my work, so I feel obligated to tell taxpayers what I'm accomplishing.

The American and Canadian governments, which between them own 72% of the company, are eager for taxpayers to get their money back.

In his letter to shareholders, Moynihan went out of his way to thank U. S. taxpayers for making $45 billion in TARP funds available.

Taxpayers trying to cope with such surreal situations need to understand how they came to be.

Breaking up the banks might have satisfied taxpayers' desire for revenge, but it is not clear what problems it would have solved.

Any additional compensation would have to be in restricted stock that will not vest until taxpayers have been repaid.

Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, used to say that his government would never put its hands into taxpayers' pockets.

Since the potential damage to the wider economy was so great, taxpayers have had no choice but to keep the system afloat.

Hence the need to let sunshine penetrate the dark bureaucracies spending taxpayers' money.

The cost of that lesson is now being borne by the developed world's taxpayers.

We were quite clear: Uneconomic pits must close. You could not go on pouring money into uneconomic pits. It was taxpayers'money.

Better, he says, would be a "proactive" treaty, with the American authorities automatically notified of their taxpayers' offshore accounts.

"Having the interests of the US government and US taxpayers aligned with those of MetLife is a positive, " he said.

At least he did not come back for more money from taxpayers and spending departments.

Taxpayers in effect stand behind such schemes, just as they eventually had to stand behind America's savings and loan industry.

The extension of credit to a small business is one of the riskiest things a bank can do, but it wins taxpayers' unequivocal support.

If the company was liquidated and its assets exceeded its debts, taxpayers would be on the hook.

Regulators are furiously trying to find ways to prevent taxpayers picking up the tab for banking crises.

But one of you is digging a hole and the other fills it up. You're not accomplishing anything. Aren't you wasting the taxpayers' money?

"Earmarks used to be a pure bonus for lawmakers, " says Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, a watchdog group.

Instead, Mr Geithner seems absolutely determined to have markets solve the problem, even if it costs taxpayers dearly.

The countries argue that their banks did not need huge rescue from taxpayers' money during the financial meltdown.

Such a course plainly might maximize returns to taxpayers, though this cannot be guaranteed.

Signaling a possible concession, Mr. Bush said the plan should be 'designed to protect taxpayers. '

The collapse of Fannie and Freddie took with it the pretense that the government could do so at no risk to taxpayers, he said.

But the crisis has revealed the extent to which taxpayers are the guarantors of the financial system.

In the current crisis, taxpayers in the bank's home country have tended to bear the costs of a bail-out.

Why should you take a risk with your own money if you know the government will step in and use the taxpayers'?

A senior Treasury official said the move could cost taxpayers' money, although it could also make a profit.

After all, it's starting to look as if the rule is heads you win, tails the taxpayers lose.

Other banks have also suffered heavy losses as a result of the crisis, but these appear to be mainly at the expense of US taxpayers.

The premise was that higher education was a public good for the state, which was nursing its own future entrepreneurs and taxpayers.

This would ensure that penalties would be doled out appropriately and that taxpayers would not have to foot the entire bill.

After a planned share conversion, taxpayers will own up to 34% of the company.

Paulson said he expects the purchase of GSE debt would come at no cost, and possibly at a profit, to taxpayers.

Has the matter been viewed from the taxpayers' standpoint?

Taxpayers had to pay the price. Foolishly, the Irish government took on the liabilities of Irish banks, passing the burden to its citizens.

I and my fellow Spartans will be the only thing standing between the taxpayers and an army of big spenders.

"Ultimately, this was an enormous fraud on taxpayers who ended up paying billions for Bank of America's misdeeds. "

Shamefully, the purpose of the stress tests is not to ensure that depositors' money is safe or that taxpayers will not be called on again.

Any government loans should be cumulative preferred debt: the taxpayers get paid before any other creditors receive a dime.

The question is no longer whether the trio will receive vast sums, but whether taxpayers will get any money back.

Much of it was raised from foreign firms which British taxpayers would never have to bail out.

Thirdly, tax bureau must strictly manage the examination and approval of any tax incentive application reported by taxpayers.

Geothermal remains the dominant industry here, with three of the plants ranking among the top five taxpayers in Churchill County.

Why should taxpayers have to pay for Mr Madoff's prison-sentence, asks Mr Tedisco, when he has already cost people so much?

Values must be written down , insolvent banks nationalised outright , and solvent ones recapitalised with an equity stake for taxpayers .

The rest of the money would cover tax cuts that would offer relief for businesses and middle-class taxpayers.

That said, it's very short on detail, and the details are crucial. What prices will taxpayers pay to take over some of that toxic waste?

"Taxpayers for generations will pay for our haste, and there is no guarantee that they will ever see the benefits, " she said.

Further perfect the law of managing, strengthen the punishment dynamics that evades taxes, raise the illegal cost of taxpayers.

That would be a bad thing for taxpayers, but a good thing overall.

The competent authority of each State will identify independently taxpayers it intends to propose for a simultaneous examination.

If winding up or bailing out a big cross-border bank, whose taxpayers should be called upon to save it if most of its business is abroad?

God bless America, yes. This being election year, you know, they are wonderful people. Fine taxpayers.

It is obvious in the case of a subsidy that the taxpayers must lose precisely as much as the X industry gains.

If Fannie and Freddie are going to run up a tab and stick taxpayers with the bill, why should shareholders profit?

Proposals designed to stop taxpayers' money being used to bail out failed banks will be unveiled by the European Commission later.

The fact that Prince Andrew flies around the world promoting British companies gives UK taxpayers some return on their royal investment.

There's the risk of complacency and short memories, when the general public and taxpayers don't have short memories at all.

They are designed to make up for the fact that taxpayers will bear greater risk holding common stock rather than preferred.

"We have to protect taxpayers and not bail out shareholders and management, " he said.

Some argue that only draconian re- regulation can spare taxpayers from the next crisis. The structure must be changed .

I am committed to doing all I can to see if a deal can be struck in a way that upholds the interests of American taxpayers.

Yet taxpayers are most unlikely to take the ethical view incorporated into a very low discount rate.

Britain's banks are very big relative to its economy and its taxpayers were clobbered worse than most.

Ending chimpanzee research and retiring the animals to sanctuaries would save taxpayers about $30 million a year.

Around a quarter of these declare an income of roughly zero, a claim often belied by the lifestyles of the taxpayers concerned.

That sort of detail would help taxpayers and bondholders to form views about future policy.

It has pushed much of the burden on to states and cities, whose efforts are scrutinised much more closely by taxpayers and the media.

It will cost a lot of money , with the lion's share coming from US taxpayers, at least in the short to medium term .

That 's Fine. Our bureau director will meet with taxpayers for consultation every Wednesdqy afternoon . You can talk with him yourself .

Creditors, as well as taxpayers, are waking up to the scale of the problem.

If not, the bank would raise capital, either privately or, if that didn't work, from taxpayers.

If public debt spirals upwards as the economy stagnates, investors will worry that future taxpayers will be unable to shoulder the burden.

The fact that these deficits are partly due to bailing out banks that took unwarranted risks will not strike sympathy among taxpayers.

That sort of detail would help taxpayers and bond holders to form views about future policy.

One of the taxpayers involved in the personal assessment case has appealed to the Court of Appeal .

President Obama has said he wants to raise marginal tax rates on high-income taxpayers.

During the crisis, it was almost exclusively European taxpayers that ultimately bore the risk of investors' decisions.

At $2bn a week, the war is exacting a high cost from American and European taxpayers.

The small number of American farmers is, paradoxically , a factor that facilitates their obtaining transfer payments from taxpayers.

If the assets increase in value or pay off over time, the Fed and AIG will share the benefits, with most of the upside going to taxpayers.

The IRS says seven and a half million taxpayers could receive their stimulus payment by the end of the week.

The American taxpayers demand that this money be paid back.

How would my cash flow position be affected by the reforms, particularly for BT taxpayers where the rate is likely to increase?

Or they could bail it out, rewarding creditors and counter parties at the expense of taxpayers (AIG).

And to minimize the cost to taxpayers, banks must not be allowed to cherry-pick which legacy assets to sell.

Rich-nation taxpayers who care about the world's poor ought to ask if they still get their money's worth from the World Bank.

The committee's top Republican said it must be closely examined to ensure that it does not waste taxpayers' money.

Carmakers, some of whom would be bankrupt if Mr Obama was not pumping them full of taxpayers' money, meekly applauded.

Elements of the BER stimulus were rushed in a way that has failed to give taxpayers value for money.

In any case, if it does cost taxpayers, I do not see this as the best possible use of additional federal expenditures.

We'll monitor the Wall Street rescue plan carefully, making sure taxpayers are protected and CEOs don't game the system.

Taxpayers are going to take a hit. How big a hit? Until that's decided, the crisis will go on, and the cost will grow.

The crisis has hammered Ireland's economy and left taxpayers with a bill that will take a generation to pay.

The president is doing long-distance lobbying on this Africa trip by urging American taxpayers to encourage Congress to double AIDS funding.

We in business need to be philosophical: if taxpayers are required to bail out banks or other businesses, they should expect a say.

Congress gave him power over compensation of the twenty-five highest-paid employees at seven companies most indebted to taxpayers.

The CDCR has estimated that the solar projects will save taxpayers more than $55 million over the long term.

We have to determine whether or not we could justify additional taxpayers assistance.

We believe that the number of taxpayers eligible for deduction but who have not claimed this should not be significant.

Settling for anything less will raise the awkward question of why directors voted down a chance to return more money to U. S. taxpayers.

Along with the commitment of taxpayers' dollars, we should make market reforms to help ensure that we do not face this problem again.

Taxpayers transferring land use rights shall report and pay tax to the local competent tax authorities where the land is located.

From what can be seen, taxpayers are not receiving a cent for all this risk-bearing.

Taxpayers are getting a reward for the trillions of their dollars U. S. authorities put at risk in a bid to save the financial system.

Future taxpayers might be thankful too: the Treasury is set to lose 30-40% of the money lent under the current arrangements.

Give taxpayers' money not to a state-run monopoly, but to independent schools.

Tax compliance indicates that taxpayers are obligated to pay the taxes in the light of Tax laws and regulations concerned.

Northern taxpayers would also recoil from the idea of a future "ministry of finance of the union" which Mr Trichet recently floated.

The worry was that the government would overpay, enriching shareholders in the banks at taxpayers' expense.

A law meant to crack down on wealthy tax dodgers has instead become the most serious problem facing millions of other taxpayers.

Akerson said GM will never forget those who stood by the firm, including the taxpayers of the United States and Canada.

Ms. Li and Mr. Cheng were regulars at the casino tables in Macau, often gambling away thousands of taxpayers' dollars in a single evening.

They were very dissatisfied with the government since much of the taxpayers' money had been wasted on unnecessary projects.

Three-quarters of the tuition at public universities is covered by US taxpayers whether or not you are a citizen.

This reform of the federal student loan programs will save taxpayers $68 billion over the next decade.

If the company buys American goods, it may anger taxpayers by failing to keep prices low.

The Bank of China stake looked anomalous the minute UK taxpayers assumed control of RBS.

The tax authorities shall maintain confidentiality for the information of the taxpayers and withholding agents in accordance with the law.

Some of it will be picked up by U. S. taxpayers, who suddenly have become distressed-asset specialists like Wilbur Ross.

Consumer groups say taxpayers are being asked to take it on faith the bank executives will make better decisions this time.

But if it is going to cost taxpayers money, then my view is different.

The politics of ramping up lending rates to taxpayers is sensitive, to say the least.

Perhaps the real reason why public-sector pension costs have not been tackled is that the full bill has never been revealed to taxpayers.

some in congress counter that it would be wrong to shift the financial burden to u . s . taxpayers.

"How do they justify this outrage to the taxpayers who are keeping the company afloat? " Obama asked, referring to AIG's management.

The rescue plan has angered many taxpayers, who see it as a bail-out for Wall Street.

So comparing the public and the private sector becomes extremely difficult and taxpayers cannot tell whether they are getting a good deal.

For taxpayers exporting taxable consumer goods, the Consumption Tax shall be exempt, except AS otherwise determined by the State Council.

But Blankfein's firm, generously bailed out by taxpayers, has already returned to its ways of greed.

The net savings to taxpayers after debt service is subtracted are projected to be more than $ 200, 000 a year.

Evicting families is an unfair collective punishment; they will have to live somewhere, probably at taxpayers' expense.

When the next hurricane hits, the repair bill will land squarely on Floridian taxpayers, rather than being spread among global insurers.

That might be the price society has to pay to keep the banking system afloat without crippling future taxpayers.

The government would then sell the properties to ensure that taxpayers do not bear the cost of the failure.

And taxpayers, whether explicit owners or implicit guarantors, will peer at the industry and its leaders with hostility, not admiration.

And the added purchasing power of the taxpayers, as we noted in the case of the soldiers, will encourage this.

The information about taxpayers' unlawful conducts relating to taxes does not fall into the scope of confidential information.

It faces an agonies in g choice: to back the euro with almost unlimited taxpayers' funds, or risk the break-up of these ingle currency.

The NIH budget is $30 billion - 42 percent of that, some $12 billion, is a lot of animal research funded by taxpayers like you and me.

A paper version of the supplementary form is annexed to the tax return for those taxpayers who prefer not to use the electronic version .

While taxpayers should not be fiduciaries of ostensibly private banks, their monies surely entitle them to boardroom representation.

If the company operated at a loss, taxpayers would foot the difference.

The money must ultimately be raised from pinched taxpayers and consumers who will not see the returns on the new investment for years.

In a worst-case scenario, hundreds of billions in additional capital from taxpayers may be needed to restore their credibility.

Meanwhile, the TaxPayers' Alliance campaign group dismissed the course as a waste of money.

It does a disservice to that nation's citizens and private creditors, and to the taxpayers across the world who provide IMF funding.

Most of the Occupy Wall Street protesters probably don't know that they, as taxpayers, actually made money from the bank bailout.

Careworn Irish taxpayers are asking how a small, flexible, and pro-business economy failed to anticipate the impending disaster.

To reduce moral hazard (and the equity and credit risk taken by eurozone taxpayers), several additional measures should also be implemented.

During the campaign, Mr Obama also promised to cut taxes for the middle class and send $500 cheques out to taxpayers.

High-income taxpayers get the benefits, since low-income taxpayers own little or no housing and do not itemize deductions in any case.

He pledged that if taxpayers ever had to step in again to rescue the system, they would get every cent back, a nonsensical promise.

In general, deductions are not allowed if taxpayers have failed to substantiate the actual amount of contributions made.

It seems inconceivable that anyone working for a company that has cost taxpayers billions should get million-dollar payouts.

But from the perspective of the U. S. taxpayers that bailed out AIG, every hundred million dollars counts.

It really was a brilliant job for the taxpayers of Dallas and has become a model for municipalities doing public-private partnerships.

The administrative cost final undertaker is the general taxpayers.

An Insider's Guide to Standing Up to the IRS gives taxpayers the edge in dealing with the IRS by showing you how to fight the IRS and win!

Western taxpayers provided at least $21 billion of the latter amount.

Never again would taxpayers have to rescue the largest banks to stop them from capsizing the entire financial system.

It is hardly surprising that northern European taxpayers feel upset about this.

Levin says it is inexcusable that U. S. taxpayers are continuing to pay for projects that Iraqis are fully capable of funding themselves.

Thirdly, raise the service quality of tax levy by the tax authorities and reduce the law-abiding cost of taxpayers.

So the return on the taxpayers' dollar is not likely to be larger if their largesse goes to a big company.

The monolithic structure of the state has now been a burden to taxpayers.

Despite massive injections of taxpayers' cash to restore lenders' balance-sheets, it will be a while before the credit crunch ends.

All told, taxpayers have spent at least $592, 000 for rent, utilities, repairs, furnishings and supplies since Perry moved in.

A later retirement age also increases the size of the potential workforce, and thus the number of taxpayers.

Looking forward to contribute to the establishment of taxpayers trust benefit protect mechanism of our county's tax law jurisprudence.

Taxpayers end up footing the bill for dud loans and the economy underperforms as the flow of finance is misdirected.

Measures for tax registration of individual income tax by taxpayers shall be separately formulated by the State Council.

But it need not be so. If the bail-outs are well handled, taxpayers could end up profiting from their reluctant investment in the banks.

And Democrats are aiming at a grand health-care "reform" that could cost taxpayers $1. 5 trillion over the next decade.

At the same time the great municipalities (n. ) went into business to supply lighting, trams and other services to the taxpayers.

Future taxpayers will, inevitably, still bear most of the cost of counter-cyclical government spending.

Another LIBERAL con job that turned into a disaster for the taxpayers.

IRD would match the information supplied by taxpayers with that in its computer.

As the value of those contracts plummeted, AIG found itself facing insolvency. And taxpayers found themselves paying the bill.

Entities or individuals which are obligated to pay tax in accordance with the law or the administrative regulations are the taxpayers.

The company also achieved a unified national price of eligible taxpayers.

Granted, for taxpayers to receive the whole of banks' profits would be better compensation for the risks they run.

Currently, taxpayers pick up the tab for electronic waste disposal through municipal trash pick-up fees or local taxes.

There was also much hand-wringing about money, as governments and taxpayers in rich countries feel the pinch.

An orderly restructuring would be risky. Doing it now would crystallise losses for banks and taxpayers across Europe.

and if institutions are going to get, quote, "too big to fail" so that the taxpayers will have to come in. . .

Taxpayers should not be asked to pony up a penny while shareholders are being protected.

It was also a bad day both for America's taxpayers and its armed forces.

Details of the electronic returns will be stored for two years for taxpayers subsequent reference.

Well, the big question for most taxpayers, are we getting the most bang out of our buck?

Why should taxpayers bail-out millionaire bankers, and what should we force them to give back in return?

It is useful for financiers to have incentives to take risks inside funds that can safely fail without having to be bailed out by taxpayers.

And a switch from taxpayers' cash aid to price support via "community preference" is a step back from reform.

Other objections are also generally settled by agreement between the taxpayers and assessors concerned .

For the Army and America's taxpayers, we'll get these things done in a more efficient and Cost-effective way.

Taxpayers providing taxable services shall report and pay tax to the local competent tax authorities where the taxable services take place.

The woeful legacy of the crisis could be a supersized banking system gorging on the taxpayers' tab .

But given the size of the stakes, and the alternative of the taxpayers continuing to foot the bill, it's the best way forward.

Hard-pressed parents should not think they are the only ones doling out money to their children: taxpayers foot a hefty bill too.

The taxpayers in these other poor countries picked up the tab for the financial markets' mistakes.

Shorter, more work-related degrees appealed to the Germans, keen to stop students hanging on for years at taxpayers' expense.

Its plan to mend the public finances means that it will not simply pass the buck to future taxpayers now in primary school.

However, only some people have it. So the individual, not the taxpayers, should pay for it.

In correspondence to the tax collection rights of tax management authorities, tax planning is an important right of taxpayers.

Taxpayers' money bought Europe an edge in a high-tech sector that sustained hundreds of thousands of well-paid jobs.

This would then impose large losses on creditor country central banks, which national taxpayers would have to make good.

British Columbia's auditor-general calculated in 2006 that the net cost of the games to provincial taxpayers would be C$2. 5 billion.

Today, the German taxpayers resist having to pay the price for rescuing an economic experiment that rested on a big lie.

The upfront cost in terms of public debt is high but the ultimate cost to taxpayers need not be.