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taxes
noun as in charge levied by government on property, income
noun as in burden
Weak match
verb as in levy charge on property, income
verb as in burden
Example Sentences
She said welfare cuts and growth were needed to help the government out of a "doom loop" of rising taxes and precarious public finances.
"We pay taxes that other businesses don't and I appreciate that everybody has to pay their National Insurance but there is a higher proportion of young part time workers in hospitality," Mrs Gibbon said.
To add salt to her wounds, Anjali says, she is being forced to pay taxes on the money stolen from her.
However, he shared the president's concerns that foreign companies could easily access the US market, while US firms looking to sell abroad encounter hurdles in the form of tariffs and other taxes.
He will call for the two child benefit cap to be lifted - paid for by new taxes on wealth.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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