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Discover LudwigThe phrase "tax liabilities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the amount of money a person or business owes to the government in taxes. For example, "The company had a difficult year and incurred large tax liabilities as a result".
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Put bluntly, these are not households shirking their tax liabilities.
This may encourage taxpayers to understate their tax liabilities.
You can also use personal gifts to lower tax liabilities.
That leaves nonprofits fearful of new tax liabilities.
Otherwise, you run the risk of incurring big tax liabilities.
With lower tax liabilities, they will have more money available for these channels.
An I.R.S. spokesman, Grant Williams, said the agency would not speculate on Mr. Lopez's tax liabilities.
All the directors sold enough shares to pay their tax liabilities.
Demand dropped sharply as corporate profits fell and businesses had smaller and smaller tax liabilities.
Demand for the credits dropped sharply at the start of the recession, when tax liabilities dropped.
But demand dropped off steeply during the recession when businesses had progressively smaller tax liabilities.
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