taxed (Meaning)

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taxed (imp. & p. p.)

of Tax

The citizens were heavily taxed during the war, placing a significant financial burden on many households.
Businesses operating in the city were heavily taxed, resulting in higher costs for goods and services.
The luxury items were heavily taxed to discourage their excessive consumption.
The government introduced a new carbon tax to incentivize the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
The income tax rates were progressively structured, with higher earners being taxed at a higher percentage.
Sales tax was imposed on most purchases, including essential items such as groceries and medicine.
Property owners were subject to an annual property tax based on the assessed value of their homes.
The corporation was taxed on its profits, which led to a decrease in its net income.
The inheritance tax was designed to redistribute wealth and ensure that large estates were not passed on untaxed.
The excise tax on tobacco and alcohol aimed to discourage consumption and generate revenue for public health initiatives.

of Tax

strained, pushed, tried, tested,stretched, got (to), pressured, demanded, irritated, harassed

No antonyms found.

The citizens were heavily taxed during the war, placing a significant financial burden on many households.

Businesses operating in the city were heavily taxed, resulting in higher costs for goods and services.

The luxury items were heavily taxed to discourage their excessive consumption.

The government introduced a new carbon tax to incentivize the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.