taxpaying
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- adjective
- /ˈtæksˌpeɪɪŋ/
- As a taxpaying citizen, you are expected to contribute to the country's revenue.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd not just them, every taxpaying American, you're funding them, I'm funding them.
- And not just them, every taxpaying American, you're funding them, I'm funding them.
- They are otherwise known as middle class taxpaying families.
- It's about time we, the taxpaying public, had control of that industry so that we can benefit from the revenue.
Examples
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And not just them, every taxpaying American, you're funding them, I'm funding them.
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The caliphate was a taxpaying state with a central army.
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It's about time we, the taxpaying public, had control of that industry so that we can benefit from the revenue.
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It's about time we, the taxpaying public, had control of that industry so that we can benefit from the revenue.
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They are otherwise known as middle class taxpaying families.
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That's what normal, taxpaying people do!
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But it fixed me and allowed me to remain a productive, taxpaying young person who is now in my 50s.
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But while you're at it, also calculate the value of all of the above that taxpaying, non-religious organizations run.
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Or maybe they go to some, you know, storefront taxpaying service, but that that's, that's as far as they go.
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Taxpaying individuals have a responsibility to ensure they file their returns on time.
Synonyms
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That you must pay tax on
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taxpaying is made of tax and pay. tax comes from an old Latin word meaning 'to set a charge' and pay means 'to give money', so a taxpaying person must 'give money' to the government rather than being exempt.