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taxer

  • a word derived from tax.

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One pure flat taxer was Dean Kleckner, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

From Time Magazine Archive

The basic patent on Monopoly was obtained by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Phillips, a Virginian who is indeed a single taxer and developed the idea years ago under names like Business and The Landlord's Game.

From Time Magazine Archive

He was a Swedenborgian, a single taxer, a man who would go to just about any lengths to avoid putting on a new suit.

From Time Magazine Archive

If the single taxer is given plenty of time, he will accomplish something, undoubtedly, but the whole thing will be over long before poor old Dobbin gets on to the scene.

From Confiscation; an outline by Greenwood, William

Nothing else in the country interested him but the subject of rent, and he talked of that with an exclusiveness worthy of a single taxer.

From Democracy and Social Ethics by Addams, Jane