back tax
noun[CorU]
TAXukustaxthat has not beenpaidforpreviousfinancialyears:
Heowesmore than $200,000 in backtaxes.
Thecompanyisstrugglingtopayoffitsenormousbacktaxbill.
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They can result in heavy fines andbacktaxwith high rates of interest.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The least we are entitled to is seven years'backtax.
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Forbacktaxcollection, we propose this new system.
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That man is all right, even though he has had to pay an enormous amount ofbacktax.
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Many people have claimedbacktaxon their losses.
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For example, if someone donates £1,000, the charitable organisation can claimbacktaxat the basic rate, and so receive £1,240.
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The over-payment or under-payment in each pay period could be quite marked, sometimes even takingbacktaxcredits that had already been given.
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Surely he will not insist that thatbacktaxbe paid, if, indeed, he continues with the measure.
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Additional payments were made in 2003–04, to help ensure that payingbacktaxcredits overpayments did not cause hardship.
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They gavebacktaxallowances to those who were sending their children to fee-paying schools.
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