Sentence examples for ducking taxes from inspiring English sources

Experts point out that ducking taxes is part of a broader culture of bribery and corruption that is deeply entrenched.

Mr. Bykov, who grew rich on his aluminum plant, financed an orphanage and workers' vacations, while ducking taxes.

The guy running that operation is very clever about ducking taxes.

"If it were 12.5% then I'd think about incorporating myself," as a way of ducking taxes, he says.

It's not just that the ultrarich -- the top 1percentt who now hoard nearly half the wealth of the nation -- are intent on ducking taxes.

He said HMRC had been ducking tax avoidance completely.

But the really heavy lifting will apparently be done by the rotters who are avoiding paying much of anything at the moment – such as Amazon, Starbucks and, erm, Vodafone (which is spitting tacks about being accused of ducking tax and issued an angry statement).

A Swiss private banker was acquitted of helping his US clients duck taxes in a Miami trial.

As Ms. Warren put it, "When the government bailed out A.I.G., it should not have allowed the failed insurance giant to duck taxes for years to come".

"When the government bailed out AIG, it should not have allowed the failed insurance giant to duck taxes for years to come.

The Senate ducks taxes altogether, and chooses instead to fill the budget gap with dicey long-range borrowing based on tobacco receipts.