Receive used in a sentence

Receive in a sentence as a verb

You are taxed on the value of that stock as it exists as of the date you receive it in payment for such services.

At my employer, we receive countless abuse complaints and we handle every single one.

No matter what your standing in the economy, you would always receive the same UBI, and you would always pay the same rate of tax.

This starts a 30 day clock, during which time they have to get to the reporter and receive evidence from the reporter that you actually own the debt.

Mean income earners, in this scenario, would pay exactly as much taxes as they receive back from the UBI -- so their tax rate would be zero.

Each year, every US citizen resident in Alaska receives a dividend payment from this fund.

For example, if you do work for a startup and are paid in stock when you complete the deliverable, you are taxed on the value of the stock received.

Everything is now open to critical scrutiny, and nothing that fails such scrutiny will receive anyone's respect.

Since she "signed the agreement", the matter is over - she has admitted to charges and is legally guilty and has received probation, and that's the end of it.

Because venue was important to the case, the jury was supposed to receive instructions on how to evaluate the validity of the venue.

Just think, if you hadn't used a proprietary messaging solution as your default contact method, you'd be able to easily control how you receive the messages.

Feel free to ask for more elaboration if you do not understand the mechanics of how this works, or why it will quickly dominate the pool of people willing to receive $50 in consideration for $100 of Starbucks cards.

But where is the liability when no equity is being sold and instead you have commitments that backers will receive only little perks associated with a completed development effort?