Примери коришћења Percent of households на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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In Europe, more than 50 percent of households….
Nearly 15 percent of households in the U.S. are food insecure.
That was well above the 7.9 percent average rate that the top 1 percent of households paid(see Figure 3).
Eighteen percent of households had at least one full-time servant or domestic help….
In 2007, before the economy turned down, 40 percent of households did not owe federal income tax.
The next 20 percent of households pays about 21 percent of income in taxes, on average.
A widely cited figure is a Joint Committee on Taxation estimate that 51 percent of households paid no federal income tax in 2009.
TPC estimates that 82 percent of households owed either federal income tax or payroll tax in 2011.
In 2010, Fox Business host Stuart Varney said on Fox and Friends,“Yes, 47 percent of households pay not a single dime in taxes.”[13].
The top 1 percent of households received 21.0 percent of income and paid 21.6 percent of taxes.
Estimates by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center project that for tax year 2011, 46.4 percent of households won't have any income tax liability.
Only 30 percent of households in Myanmar have electricity, which is one of the lowest power supply rates in the world.
Considering all taxes- federal, state, and local- the bottom 20 percent of households pays an average of 16 to 17 percent of their incomes in taxes.
In 2009, 71 percent of households had a net tax liability from income and payroll taxes combined; in 2011, 72 percent of households did.
While high income earners enjoyed tax breaks according toMr. Macron's tax plan, purchasing power fell last year for 5 percent of households.
CBO data show that in 2007, that 20 percent of households paid 10.6 of their income in federal taxes that year.
While high earners have enjoyed tax breaks underMr. Macron's fiscal plan, purchasing power fell last year for the bottom 5 percent of households.
The ITEP model shows that the next 20 percent of households paid 11.7 percent of income in state and local taxes, in 2011.
The latest CBO data on federal tax burdens by income group are from 2007 andshow that the bottom 20 percent of households paid 4 percent of their income in federal taxes that year.
Before taxes, the bottom 20 percent of households received 4 percent of national income and the top 1 percent received 19.4 percent in 2007.
At a Senate Finance Committee hearing in May 2011, Senator Charles Grassley said,“According to theJoint Committee on Taxation, 49 percent of households are paying 100 percent of taxes coming in to the federal government”(meaning that the other 51 percent pay no federal tax whatsoever).
After taxes, the bottom 20 percent of households received 4.9 percent of national income and the top 1 percent received 17.1 percent. .
(Politika, 12.11.2011, Politika, NUNS, 14.11.2011, RTS, Politika, NUNS, Blic- Srbija, UNS,16.11.2011)The RTS Digital programme has reached around 35 percent of households in Serbia, without taking into account the ones that receive the programme directly from the antennas of transmitters located on Avala or Crni Cot, says AGB Nielsen.
The ITEP model shows the bottom 20 percent of households paying 5.0 percent of income in federal taxes, and 12.3 percent of income in state and local taxes, in 2011.
Last year in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH), around 66 percent of households had Internet access, and 33.3 percent did not, while 63.6 percent of households had access to the computer.
Last year in Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH), around 66 percent of households had Internet access, and 33.3 percent did not, while 63.6 percent of households had access to the computer.
After taxes, the bottom 20 percent of households received 4.9 percent of national income and the top 1 percent received 17.1 percent. Congressional Budget Office, 2010.
Tax Policy Center data show that only about 17 percent of households did not pay any federal income tax or payroll tax in 2009, despite the high unemployment and temporary tax cuts that marked that year.
The key problem at the moment are individual household furnaces, as 60 percent of households in Serbia are not connected to the district heating system, Brnabic has told reporters at the opening of the National Academy of Public Administration.
A 2011 study by the CBO found that the top 1 percent of households gained about 275% after federal taxes and income transfers over a period between 1979 and 2007, compared to a gain of just under 40% for the 60 percent in the middle of America's income distribution.