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Definition of tax
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tax is as below...
Tax (n.) A task
exacted
from one who is under
control;
a
contribution
or
service,
the
rendering
of which is
imposed
upon a
subject..
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Collectorship
::
Collectorship
(n.) The
office
of a
collector
of
customs
or of
taxes.
Rate
::
Rate (v. t.) To
assess
for the
payment
of a rate or tax.
Cadaster
::
Cadaster
(n.) An
official
statement
of the
quantity
and value of real
estate
for the
purpose
of
apportioning
the taxes
payable
on such
property.
Talliage
::
Talliage
(n.) A
certain
rate or tax paid by
barons,
knights,
and
inferior
tenants,
toward
the
public
expenses..
Fifteenth
::
Fifteenth
(n.) A
species
of tax upon
personal
property
formerly
laid on
towns,
boroughs,
etc., in
England,
being one
fifteenth
part of what the
personal
property
in each town, etc., had been
valued
at..
Tax
::
Tax (n.) A task
exacted
from one who is under
control;
a
contribution
or
service,
the
rendering
of which is
imposed
upon a
subject..
Imposition
::
Imposition
(n.) That which is
imposed,
levied,
or
enjoined;
charge;
burden;
injunction;
tax..
Assess
::
Assess
(v.) To
value;
to make a
valuation
or
official
estimate
of for the
purpose
of
taxation.
Mastax
::
Mastax
(n.) The
pharynx
of a
rotifer.
It
usually
contains
four horny
pieces.
The two
central
ones form the
incus,
against
which the
mallei,
or
lateral
ones, work so as to crush the
food..
Overtax
::
Overtax
(v. t.) To tax or to task too
heavily.
Gelt
::
Gelt (n.)
Trubute,
tax..
Farmer
::
Farmer
(n.) One who takes
taxes,
customs,
excise,
or other
duties,
to
collect,
either
paying
a fixed
annuual
rent for the
privilege;
as, a
farmer
of the
revenues..
Budget
::
Budget
(n.) The
annual
financial
statement
which the
British
chancellor
of the
exchequer
makes in the House of
Commons.
It
comprehends
a
general
view of the
finances
of the
country,
with the
proposed
plan of
taxation
for the
ensuing
year. The term is
sometimes
applied
to a
similar
statement
in other
countries..
Pedage
::
Pedage
(n.) A toll or tax paid by
passengers,
entitling
them to
safe-conduct
and
protection..
Levy
::
Levy (v. t.) To raise or
collect
by
assessment;
to exact by
authority;
as, to levy
taxes,
toll,
tribute,
or
contributions..
Taxation
::
Taxation
(n.) The act of
taxing,
or
assessing
a bill of
cost..
Phyllo-
::
Phyllo-
() A
combining
form from Gr. / a leaf; as,
phyllopod,
phyllotaxy..
Taxation
::
Taxation
(n.) The act of
laying
a tax, or of
imposing
taxes,
as on the
subjects
of a
state,
by
government,
or on the
members
of a
corporation
or
company,
by the
proper
authority;
the
raising
of
revenue;
also, a
system
of
raising
revenue..
Treasurer
::
Treasurer
(n.) One who has the care of a
treasure
or
treasure
or
treasury;
an
officer
who
receives
the
public
money
arising
from taxes and
duties,
or other
sources
of
revenue,
takes
charge
of the same, and
disburses
it upon
orders
made by the
proper
authority;
one who has
charge
of
collected
funds;
as, the
treasurer
of a
society
or
corporation..
Taxidermy
::
Taxidermy
(v. t.) The art of
preparing,
preserving,
and
mounting
the skins of
animals
so as to
represent
their
natural
appearance,
as for
cabinets..
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