untaxed

/ ʌnˈtækst /

adjective

And when support goes up, so do the earnings of the Zaitokukai—earnings that are poorly accounted for and go untaxed.

This African-American man was confronted by police for selling single, probably-untaxed, cigarettes on the street.

And they had been harassing him for selling untaxed cigarettes for a while.

But the trio decided to finance their healthcare expansion by placing a cap on untaxed health benefits.

But he did change the law so that overtime hours went untaxed—a huge incentive to all French to work longer.

One's self-satisfaction is an untaxed kind of property which it is very unpleasant to find depreciated.

Colonel Tempest pursued the reflections suggested by an untaxed intellect of average calibre which he believed to be profound.

It seemed to me that a few hundred such untaxed houses would be a pretty fair property almost anywhere.

It needs no expert knowledge of political economy to comprehend how readily untaxed property can be made to multiply.

For several years the settlers at Chicacoan lived in a dream-like paradise—ungoverned and untaxed.

Browse