tax avoidance

British  

noun

1. reduction or minimization of tax liability by lawful methods Compare tax evasion

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Example Sentences

Online uproar can disrupt a campaign or nudge quarterly sales, but it rarely touches the deeper structures: labor practices, environmental policy, tax avoidance or the hollowing-out of local economies.

From Salon

Zahawi, along with other ministers, was also asked if any of his financial arrangements could be "perceived" as tax avoidance schemes.

From BBC

He was also a director of many of the companies involved in the AML tax avoidance case.

From BBC

"So in the vast majority of white-collar cases now, federal prison time results for a defendant," says Mr Medrano, who has both prosecuted and defended clients in similar cases of tax avoidance.

From BBC

Mr Sunak says these tax cuts will be paid for by a £6bn a year crackdown on tax avoidance and cutting the welfare bill by £12bn a year by the end of the next Parliament.

From BBC