UK Museums Banned from Imposing Reproduction Fees After 70 Years
The Court of Appeal has ushered in a significant transformation in the practices of UK museums concerning charging fees for reproducing historic artworks.
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The Court of Appeal has ushered in a significant transformation in the practices of UK museums concerning charging fees for reproducing historic artworks.
On board approach. now he's saying it's the oil company's problem but is it a problem when the oil companies actually pay taxes? let's look at what oil companies and gas companies pay. $ $100 billion in rent when they start to drill. $80 million each day in income taxes and production fees. let me also add that the stay competitive globally and to be able to hire people in this country, they actually -- that's what these tax breaks are really for, to level the playing field because of what other economies already do for their oil companies. >> in the meantime, this is sort of a trickle down ef...
Opposed to right now where a quarter of the country does not know. >> so let's take a look at what oil and gas companies actually do pay. 41.1% compared to 26.5% for other s&p industrial companies as far as taxes. $100 billion in federal government rents, royalties and lease payments. since 2001. $85 million each day in income taxes and production fees so they are putting money back into the government and back into the economy as well. in the meantime, while the president is slamming the big oil, what's the trickle down effect of this? coal plants now are shutting down. five of them in pennsy...