Significados de cost the exchequer em inglês

This is projected to cost the exchequer about €20 million this year.

The IFS estimates that the proposal will cost the exchequer about £700m a year.

The forum estimates that its proposal will cost the exchequer €66 million next year.

It is understood the deal, if accepted, will cost the exchequer €880 million over three years.

Initial Revenue Commissioners estimates were that the tax could cost the exchequer some €160 million a year.

The violations cost the exchequer $39 billion in lost revenue, the auditor said, equivalent to India's defence budget.

This move will cost the exchequer €17 million in 2018.

Minister of State for Small Business John Perry said it would cost the exchequer €178 million in a full year.

Subsidies to fossil fuels cost the exchequer almost €2.5 billion in 2014, the institute reported.

The proposed amendments, if introduced, would change how Irish airline crew based abroad are taxed, and could cost the exchequer millions of euro.

The cuts, which would cost the exchequer almost €900 million, would be fully financed by broadening the tax base, he said.

The CAG alleged that the government's under-priced sale of coal blocks may have cost the exchequer potential revenues of $33 billion.

The increases in the personal allowance in 2014 and 2015 will each cost the exchequer just over £1bn.

Overall, the measures would be likely to cost the exchequer £1£1.5 billion to implement over a 1012-year time period.

Cutting corporation tax from 21% to 19% alone cost the exchequer in excess of £5bn a year.

The tax credit cost the exchequer €448 million in 2017 and €670 million in 2016 according to Revenue figures.