0 past simple and past participle of tax --
1 to make someone pay a tax: --
Husbands and wives may be taxed jointly/separately.
2 to need someone to make a lot of effort, either physical or mental: --
This was partly because they were lightly taxed and had no wish to change so favourable a situation.
Some of the unlinked households may in fact have been taxed.
Or, it may have been due to the book's prodigious length, which taxed even the most enthusiastic commentators.
Until 1998 only bond returns were included in the tax base but subsequently also stock returns were taxed at a flat 5 % tax rate.
Again, the main result that the system cannot decentralize the social optimum does not change if only male labor is taxed.
If all investment income were realized and taxed annually, a closed-form equation to represent the solution is possible.
The production of efficient neural chips for networking has taxed artificial intelligence workers for nearly a decade.
Some taxed exports, but the bulk of the revenue was extracted from taxes on imports.
