domestic bill

Your business will be able to claim tax relief on domestic bills for the areas of the house used for your business.

In the latter half of the nineteenth century, educational rights were included in domestic bills of rights.

With energy costs set to continue to rise, and consumers pointing to their domestic bills as the number one financial worry, new ways to save money are very much welcome.

After the successive failures of several administration-backed domestic bills, the press dubbed the Senate Majority Leader "bumbling Barkley".

Chris Huhne's hidden green stealth taxes are about two to three times as great as the increased profit on domestic bills, for which he attacks the energy companies.

When electricity generators tackle acid rain with desulphurisation equipment or water authorities clean up beaches by improving sewage treatments plants, we all end up paying via our domestic bills.

They also decided that the White House would be better off avoiding vetoes and reaching a compromise with Congress on several important domestic bills, such as those on trade, welfare and insurance for catastrophic illness.

Indeed, one question is what Mr. Bush learned from the experience of Mr. Reagan, who lost fights on two major domestic bills, on clean water and highway construction, at the outset of the last Congress.

More than four out of every 10 people will rely on their credit card to buy groceries this month, 10% will meet outstanding Christmas costs and debts with plastic, while 7% will use a card to pay domestic bills.

Business bills would rise by less - and domestic bills be cut - if oil prices rose by the much higher estimates of the International Energy Agency or the US government, because of energy efficiency policies, said Huhne.