Sentence examples for problems for taxmen from inspiring English sources

Such anonymity poses problems for taxmen.

Easy targets for taxman Jill Insley asks leading accountants how they think the government will raise the money to finance a modern NHS.

There was a disastrous investment in a t-shirt business (he had hoped grateful footballers would buy one, only his lawyer's son did so) and problems with the taxman.

And while he said repeatedly that he would not talk about any individuals, Democrats were happy to suggest a certain GOP candidate may wind up with some serious problems with the taxman.

But there's a big problem for investors outside the U.S. who might be interested in these funds: the U.S. taxman.

If Jane funds the trust simply with cash, her heirs will become sitting ducks for the taxmen.

There's also a new enforcement headache for the taxmen: an explosion of newly enacted credits for college, urban investments, you name it.

"In every country there is a day when people stop working for the taxman and start earning for themselves," says a senior Eurocrat.

And finally, in 1982, came the posthumous collection Coda, often called the album for the taxman … Well, it wasn't for the taxman but it was a contractual album.

COMPANIES, especially big multinationals, look like tempting targets for the taxman.

It seems an unlikely thing to say: but spare a thought for the taxman.