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Bulgarians were paying taxes to Byzantium- at first in kind
At the end of 2017, people were paying $28 charges on average in transaction fees to transfer their Bitcoin tokens.
Back in 2008 renters were paying about a third less than homeowners for their monthly living costs.
Those in the army were paying for much of their own supplies, and they had not been paid in eight months.
the intermediaries in 1993 were paying 8 peso(60 cents of euro)
I found him a 5-year fixed annuity paying 3%, which was significantly better than the measly returns CDs were paying.
In essence, people were paying more to get higher speeds that they just weren't able to get.”.
The newspaper said in a report that in some cases French consumers were paying €1,346 for a premium package,
Ratings agencies had incentives to give good ratings to the high-risk securities produced by the investment banks that were paying them.
long story short, the American colonies were paying all these taxes to the king
These companies were paying as little as 0.25% tax in Luxembourg,
Lithuanian people were paying tributes to Russian princes.
Instead of being directly ruled, the peasants worked the land that they retained as long as the local shipowners were paying.
June 2017 that the Swedish train operator, SJ Rail revealed that around 100 people were paying for their regular journeys with microchips.
A study by American Express OPEN found that more than half of entrepreneurs surveyed were paying themselves a full-time salary, and typically making $68,000 a year.
Among those, roughly three out of four had a labour contract in which the company and the employee were paying full contributions to social insurance schemes.
other governmental organizations were paying for the vast majority of scientific research in America.
How could we have tolerated a system where only the little guys were paying taxes?
Last month, the Telegraph reportedly revealed that upwards of 20,000 students enrolled at British universities were paying up to £6,750 for essays in order to obtain degrees.
I forgot I had 250 million people who were paying me to make their lives a bit better.