The phrase "achieve tax" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to reaching a certain tax-related goal or outcome, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Our goal this year is to achieve tax efficiency through careful planning."
Alternatives: "attain tax benefits" or "reach tax objectives".
For six years, for example, Mr Cardoso has failed to achieve tax reform.
"Bob Diamond gave George Osborne a promise 15 months ago that this bank would not embark on tax planning that aims to achieve tax result that is contrary to the intentions of parliament.
The Reformation allowed nations to achieve tax cuts by breaking away from the Church, like England did under Henry VIII.
President Trump and Republicans in Congress are trying mightily to achieve tax reform this winter, proposing a combination of tax simplification, base broadening, and tax cuts.
That simple feature is the chance to achieve tax rates outside the US that are lower than those payable inside the US.
Middle-market companies looking for alternatives to traditional insurance offerings should consider the option of captive insurance, especially for the ability to control costs, achieve tax benefits and manage its risk.
This means that over time, it is possible to achieve tax-free income generated solely by the investment portfolio within the account.
Many of the larger conventions are incorporated as non-profit organizations, usually to achieve tax-exempt status and safeguard the organizers' personal assets - in the US, some are 501(c)(3) charities, while others are registered as recreational clubs.
These tax experts work hard and often brilliantly to shield their clients from taxes, usually achieving tax savings that are multiples of what they charge for their services.
This year the fourth annual dialogue focused on examining the role of the informal sectors in promoting growth, jobs and sustainable development, improving trade to create jobs through value chains and achieving tax transparency standards in international financial centres.
By turns pugnacious and inspirational, Barack Obama last night used his State of the Union address to table a laundry list of aspirations for his second term that ranged from achieving tax reform to increasing the minimum wage and tackling issues from gun control to immigration and climate change.
