taxwoman

7.1

A woman who works for the government and collects money people have to pay

noun
/ˈtæksˌwʊmən/

: recaudadora de impuestos

The taxwoman visited the shop to review their financial records last week.

Examples

Local businesses were relieved when the new taxwoman turned out to be very approachable.
Can a taxwoman help me with my tax return?
After years as an accountant, she became a respected taxwoman in her community.
The taxwoman visited our office last week.
She worked hard to become a knowledgeable taxwoman who could assist families in understanding their tax obligations.
The new taxwoman in town quickly established a reputation for being fair and helpful to local residents.
As a dedicated taxwoman, she made it her mission to ensure that everyone was informed about the new tax laws.

Synonyms

tax collector

vstaxwoman

13 3.6

A person who takes money from people to pay taxes to the government

is specifically the female form of that government collector role

taxman

vstaxwoman

4 3.1

A government worker who collects taxes from people and businesses

is the same role but specifically refers to a female official

taxer

vstaxwoman

1 7.9

A government official who collects money people or businesses must pay

focuses on collecting taxes rather than creating or imposing them

collector of internal revenue

vstaxwoman

Formal

7.1

A government official who gathers national taxes on income from people and businesses

is the female version of that income and revenue collecting office role

internal revenue agent

vstaxwoman

Formal

6.5

A government worker who collects taxes from people and businesses

is the female equivalent working in the same agency

excisewoman

vstaxwoman

Archaic

9.9

A woman who collects taxes on goods like alcohol for the government

covers collecting general government taxes rather than only excise duties

Surface Forms

taxwoman singular

taxwomen plural

Morphology

taxwoman = tax + woman (transparent) = tax + woman

Meaning is directly and predictably composed from 'tax' + 'woman' (a woman associated with taxes).

Etymology

Taxwoman comes from joining tax ('a charge by the government') and woman ('an adult female'), so it is a simple compound word. A taxwoman is therefore just a woman who collects or deals with taxes.