Taxpayer is valid Scrabble Word

Is taxpayer a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
20 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for TAXPAYER in dictionary:

NOUN:

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

one that pays taxes

Words related to TAXPAYER

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Words that contain TAXPAYER

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How to use TAXPAYER in a sentence

The bounties therefore will fall, like the rain, upon good and bad land alike, though in the interests of the general taxpayer I trust not quite so heavily.
The revenue of the country, levied almost insensibly to the taxpayer, goes on from year to year, increasing beyond either the interests or the prospective wants of the Government.
He managed to acquire two million pounds sterling from the reluctant tax-payer, yet no monarch ever received such a universal consent when he desired to pass away.
This makes the rate higher, to be sure, but the individual taxpayer nevertheless seems to feel relieved by it.
Fully half that sum could with ease have been saved the British taxpayer, and the nigger would have taken it with delight, and jumped at the chance of getting it.
He has become a large taxpayer, and has of late political aspirations.
It was fixed according to the rank of the taxpayer.
I saw the mother of four children sprawling in the mire, and the bilious taxpayer fall over her, and then I followed the youthful strategist into an open door.
They all laid a heavy burden on the taxpayer, in order to supply a bribe to the member of Parliament.
No attempt is made to give back an exact equivalent to each taxpayer.

This means inequality and hardship in the operation of the tax and, as a result, unceasing temptation to perjury by the taxpayer and to favoritism and graft by public officials.
We ran the monster across the paddock and along the hedge of the next field, and then he took to the road like any tame civilized tax-payer.
We cannot resist the feeling that, in the introduction of this system, the interest of the Indian tax-payer was entirely left out of consideration.
So the boots remain locked up, and the taxpayer is protected.
Material, when wanted, is furnished by the Government, and the tax-payer thus escapes the frauds and adulteration of old contract days.
If the god is a tyrant, the votary will be a tax-payer surrendering his tithes to secure immunity from further levies or from attack by other potentates.
In other words, a great increase of wealth had enabled the British taxpayer to pay far more while feeling the burden far less.
Duty apart, no more profitable investment could possibly be made by the British tax-payer than a subsidy designed to enable Ireland to stand on her legs again.
The charges, therefore, on the British taxpayer would, it was expected, be a rapidly diminishing one.
Invited to abolish, in the interests of the taxpayer, the cheap railway tickets now issued to soldiers, Mr.
When an official spends for his own profit an extra hundred sous, it implies that a tax-payer spends for his profit a hundred sous less.
This being the case, it is clear that the tax-payer, who has contributed one franc, will no longer have this franc at his own disposal.
The property of the British taxpayer was scattered over four continents, and in all manner of places in those four continents.
Slough has been sold and the transaction shows a profit for the taxpayer.

Similar words containing TAXPAY without suffix er

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