Tax

What do we mean by tax?

A contribution for the support of a government required of persons, groups, or businesses within the domain of that government. noun

A fee or dues levied on the members of an organization to meet its expenses. noun

A burdensome or excessive demand; a strain. noun

To place a tax on (income, property, or goods). transitive verb

To exact a tax from. transitive verb

To assess (court costs, for example). transitive verb

To make difficult or excessive demands upon. transitive verb

To accuse; confront. transitive verb

To hold accountable. transitive verb

Same as collateral-inheritance tax. See collateral and death-duty. noun

To lay a burden or burdens on; make demands upon; put to a certain strain; task: as, to tax one's memory.

To subject to the payment of taxes; impose a tax on; levy money or other contributions from, as from subjects or citizens, to meet the expenses of government: as, to tax land, commodities, or income; to tax a people.

In the New Testament, to register (persons and their property) for the purpose of imposing tribute.

In law, to examine and allow or disallow items of charge for costs, fees, or disbursements: as, the court taxes bills of cost.

To accuse; charge; take to task: with of or (as now commonly) with before the thing charged.

To take to task; censure; blame.

To indulge in ridicule or satire.

A disagreeable or burdensome duty or charge; an exaction; a requisition; an oppressive demand; strain; burden; task. noun

An enforced proportional contribution levied on persons, property, or income, either by the authority of the state for the support of the government, and for all its public or governmental needs, or noun

Money paid to the government other than for transaction-specific goods and services.

A burdensome demand.

A task exacted from one who is under control; a contribution or service, the rendering of which is imposed upon a subject.

Charge; censure

A lesson to be learned.

Expensive, overpriced Urban Dictionary

Giving money you don't have to people you don't know for a program you don't believe in. Urban Dictionary

To steal or take something. Urban Dictionary

Legalized theft created by and used by the government. mostly used to pay for a bullshit war in iraq or to give money to lazy pieces of shit who refuse to work (see welfare) Urban Dictionary

1) The money removed from citizens paychecks to pay the government. They are a pain in the butt. 2) A mixture of tag and axe. Guys that wear tax must smell really bad, are stupid enough to think that either tag or axe will work. They do not smell good, at all. Do not believe those commercials on tv. Urban Dictionary

1. Money paid to the government for the privilege to live in that state or administrative distribution. Typically, taxes are a portion of one's income which approaches 100% as one's income increases; however, the rich often find ways to cheat on their taxes. There are different types of taxes, as well, depending on how one makes and spends money. Many neoliberals claim taxes are immoral, even though the Bible itself requires a tithe of a flat 10% and a poll tax of one half-sheqel; I'd like to see these people live starting out with a debt ten times what they currently make and not be allowed to earn income. 2. To test. Urban Dictionary

To just have sex. No tax daddy . no taxalicious... just TAX. Kinda like the IRS jacking people.You really have no-say in the matter it just happens! Urban Dictionary

What dumb right wing fucks seem to think you can run a country without. Dishonist Governmants like to appease dumb rightwing fucks by saying they'll lower taxes and STILL bring good services. THIS IS AGAINST THE BASIC LAWS OF MATHS. There are two places for money. a)In rich people's wallets and b)in poor people's wallets or the governmants money for services etc. b) needs it a) doesn't so where should it be? ITS NOT A HARD QUESTION! but would you believe it some people are still stupid enough to answer b) and unfortunately they are in power. And no, dumb rightwing fucks you shouldn't keep it because you "earnt it" because cleaners work just as hard as you for a millionth of the wage and the chances are that in your society especially your only in your position and cleaners in their's because of WHO MUMMY AND DADDY WAS!!! SO stop being greedy and start accepting that tax is essential and the rich need to pay A LOT if we're ever going to have FAIRNESS. Urban Dictionary

The fee required to allow a new girl to hang out with your crew, also know as rail, smash, plow, tear out, dig up, beat up, work out or screw. Urban Dictionary

To Steal Something That Does Not Belong Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tax:
tax.

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Consonant match to tax:
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