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Meanings of based on income in English

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Usage of based on income in English
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The only way to fairly collect tax must surely be based on income.
The Irish Times
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The payments would be tiered based on income and family size.
Reuters
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Everyone who needs coverage will get an advance refundable tax credit based on income.
Reuters
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We found no significant survival association based on income level.
Pubmed
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Payments would be tiered based on income and family size.
Reuters
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Still, your final amount shouldn't be based on income alone.
Ebony
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BC's system is unusual because it covers most residents, with deductibles based on income.
Reuters
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Like conventional medical cards, eligibility for the GP-only cards will be based on income.
The Irish Times
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The Kentucky program also imposes a premium on most Medicaid recipients based on income.
Reuters
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Future loan discharges will follow a tiered system based on income, the department also said on Wednesday.
Reuters
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At the same time, a majority are expected to qualify for government subsidies to purchase coverage based on income.
Reuters
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Many private-pay therapists have sliding scales based on income; others have lower fees if you work with a trainee.
Reuters
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The Oaks' two lower schools and a middle school educate a balanced mix of students based on income and race.
Ebony
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To be equitable, taxation of timber lands like taxation of anything else should be based on income or earning power.
Practical Forestry in the Pacific Northwest / Protecting Existin...
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More than 10 million people signed up for individual insurance on the exchanges, which the government subsidizes based on income level.
Reuters
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Measures to introduce loan limits based on income levels - called debt to income ratios - are also in the pipeline.
Radio NZ
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