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What (who) is tax returns - definition


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SUBJECT OF CONTROVERSY FOR THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS
Donald Trump's tax returns; Trump tax returns; Donald Trump tax returns; Trumps tax returns; Trump's tax returns; Trump tax return; Trump's tax return; Donald Trumps tax returns; Donald Trump tax return; Donald Trump's taxes; Trump taxes; Long-Concealed Records Show Trump's Chronic Losses and Years of Tax Avoidance
Donald Trump, President of the United States from January 2017 to January 2021, has controversially refused to release his tax returns since the 2015–2016 campaign for the presidency at the 2016 election. Though Trump promised to release the returns during his campaign, he repeatedly refused to release his tax return information throughout his presidency, the first major-party U.
Tax noncompliance         
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  • HMRC estimated tax gaps 2005–2019
  • Poster issued by the British tax authorities to counter offshore tax evasion
RANGE OF LEGAL AND ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES THAT REDUCE TAX PAID
Nixer; Tax evasion/avoidance; Tax avoision; Tax avoidance/evasion; Avoision; Tax gap; Uncollected taxes; Abusive tax avoidance transaction; Economics of tax evasion; Tax refugee; Tax violation; Failure to file a tax return; Tax Dodge; Failing to provide income tax returns; Falsifying federal income tax returns; Failure to file income tax returns; Tax avoidance & tax evasion; Tax-dodging; Tax avoidance and tax evasion; Tax non-payment
Tax noncompliance (informally tax avoision) is a range of activities that are unfavorable to a government's tax system. This may include tax avoidance, which is tax reduction by legal means, and tax evasion which is the criminal non-payment of tax liabilities.
avoision         
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  • HMRC estimated tax gaps 2005–2019
  • Poster issued by the British tax authorities to counter offshore tax evasion
RANGE OF LEGAL AND ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES THAT REDUCE TAX PAID
Nixer; Tax evasion/avoidance; Tax avoision; Tax avoidance/evasion; Avoision; Tax gap; Uncollected taxes; Abusive tax avoidance transaction; Economics of tax evasion; Tax refugee; Tax violation; Failure to file a tax return; Tax Dodge; Failing to provide income tax returns; Falsifying federal income tax returns; Failure to file income tax returns; Tax avoidance & tax evasion; Tax-dodging; Tax avoidance and tax evasion; Tax non-payment
To keep away, refrain from doing something or seeing someone, etc.
Commonly mistaken as evasion or avoiding. Coined by the news reader Kent Brockman.
Krusty the clown was arrested for tax avoision.
Examples of use of tax returns
1. Tax returns Taxpayers will be able to file their annual tax returns electronically with the help of the Finance Ministry’s broadened electronic services.
2. According to Cerda‘s resolution, they all filed false tax returns.
3. Barack Obama, D–Ill., has released his 2006 tax returns.
4. Corporate taxpayers submitted 47',166 tax returns in 2005.
5. Their money, though, shows up rather spectacularly in tax returns.