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tax someone or something with something
to burden or tire someone or something with something. Please don't tax me with any more requests for my immediate attention. You are continuing to tax this committee with your constant complaints.
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They are weighing the merits of a broad-based tax with low rates that produces a more even revenue flow.
Introduction On the campaign trail in Florida, President Bush, in response to a question about whether the United States ought to consider replacing the income tax with some sort of national sales tax, remarked, "It's kind of an interesting idea that we ought to explore seriously.
In some models, the effect may be large enough to change the ranking between different types of taxes: A consumption tax with transition relief may be less efficient than an income tax, while a consumption tax without transition relief may be more efficient than an income tax.
 
 
 
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