Examples of high-paid

• Law firms and accounting firms may also have a small number of lower-paid support staff for each high-paid professional.

• Businesses employing high-paid workers will suffer also from the reform of national insurance.

• If a director or high-paid employee receives the benefit in kind paid for by his employer, there are two courses of action.

• It says that it wants to clobber the high-paid, but cannot tell us to what level it would raise the top rate of tax.

• Apparently, low-paid workers are not affected by incentives, but high-paid workers are.

• The number of these cars used by owners, directors and high-paid employees is not known.

• Contracts for high-paid personnel will be particularly adversely affected.

• She was not seeking to encourage firms to provide benefits in kind untaxed for their employees—and high-paid employees and directors at that.

• Tax yields from the high-paid have increased because primary incomes have rocketed for reasons wholly unrelated to lower marginal tax rates.

• Therefore, it is not merely an employer of labour but an employer of high-paid labour.

• The town is ideally placed to be at the core of a new industrial revolution that will bring more high-quality, high-skilled, high-tech, and high-paid employment.

• Similarly, the pay of high-paid workers has gone up, which is exactly what we alleged.

• They are not directors or high-paid employees, but working women — sometimes single parents—receiving low wages.

• It may well be argued that that should not be allowed to happen; that it should not be a benefit, especially to high-paid workers.

• The high-paid worker who contributes to an occupational fund collects a fair amount of tax rebate on his contributions.