0 the government department that is responsible for collecting taxes --
1 a way of referring to the government department that is responsible for collecting taxes: --
2 someone whose job is to collect taxes: --
This was an interesting gathering of headmasters, journalists, taxmen, IT men, civil servants, and wine buyers.
One has to tell the employee that one will pay him £50 and then add on the balance of tax for the taxman.
Why work an extra two hours when you have to work a third one for the taxman?
Many pensioners who fall below the tax threshold are regularly pursued and worried by the taxman.
The measures will increase those profits and thus management, not politicians via the taxman, will decide the direction of investment.
Details of property sales will only reach the taxman if they are worth 00.000 or more.
The second issue is whether the taxman takes more from two-parent families or from married couples.
Cheating, especially of the taxman, has become common practice and dishonesty generally has been allowed to pay.
Why pay money to the taxman when you can utilise the same money (without any further capital outlay) to make good quality property investments instead?
