n. a charge usually of money collected by the government from people or businesses for public use; v. to subject to to often excessive stress
Wade paid taxes on his purchase.
Wade paid taxes on his purchase.
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Death and taxes are indivertible.
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She is a good taxpayer and files her taxes annually. Spelled as one word.
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The king hoped the colonists would placidly obey his laws and pay his taxes.
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The economy and taxes are two examples of public issues.
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The town waived a portion of property taxes for senior citizens.
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He impenitently cheated on his taxes.
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The king is levying taxes on the peasants. OR They are levying an army.
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He licitly payed his taxes.
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The taxes you pay are based on your gross income.
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Why do both the Democrats and the Republicans agree that taxes are necessary?
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High taxes will neutralize increased wages.
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Which is not an argument the Republicans use to support keeping taxes low?
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A threefold increase in taxes created a burden for the homeowner.
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High taxes will neutralise increased wages. British spelling.
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duty; assessment; tariff; levy; stress
donation; relax
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taxes' vaxes
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relaxes
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