Sentence examples for dodged paying from inspiring English sources
The phrase "dodged paying" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to someone avoiding or evading a payment obligation. Example: "He managed to dodge paying his taxes by using loopholes in the law."
In 2013 it was revealed that Jonathan Burrows, a director at BlackRock, an asset-management giant, had dodged paying £42,550 ($66,800) in train fares over five years.
Traders subsequently found to have dodged paying tax will face fines of up to 100% of the tax owed, or face a criminal investigation.
A city executive is believed to have dodged paying £42,550 in train fares by exploiting a loophole which meant he only paid a third of the journey cost.
Both dodged paying income taxes.
Its citizens eagerly dodge paying taxes to a bloated public sector.
Yet just £3bn was paid in IHT, as the rich used the vast panoply of reliefs to dodge paying.
The shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, said many companies continued to dodge paying the minimum wage.
"His figures show he has never attempted to use any complex arrangements to dodge paying anything less than full tax on his earnings".
Ed Miliband accused the Prime Minister of not tackling tax avoidance today and vowed to investigate firms who dodge paying multi-millions of pounds – if Labour wins the election.
The singer added that she would not try to dodge paying tax "and do a Philip Green", but would pay her bills reluctantly.
In fact it's controlled by billionaire tax exiles, who are determined to dodge paying their fair share for our vital public services.
