"taxing problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a difficult or challenging situation that requires a lot of effort to solve. For example, "The captain of the ship faced some taxing problems during the voyage."
One of the Indonesians escaped.In this section Murder in a "safe" city A direct insult A change of mood over Kashmir Americans are going home Taxing problems Sex of a cultural sort in Shanghai ReprintsMost of the American forces are due to be withdrawn by the end of July.
Sukarno's daughter did not inherit his speechmaking talent and might pay for this deficiency in a televised campaign debate.In this section Murder in a "safe" city A direct insult A change of mood over Kashmir Americans are going home Taxing problems Sex of a cultural sort in Shanghai ReprintsHer party, the Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle, came first in the 1999 parliamentary election.
China is "a long way from being sexually open," he laments.In this section Murder in a "safe" city A direct insult A change of mood over Kashmir Americans are going home Taxing problems Sex of a cultural sort in Shanghai Reprints Related items Women in China: Unenviable livesJul 11th 2002Mr Liu has at least found a way around the Shanghai government's prudery.
Without that, the threat of war remains.In this section Murder in a "safe" city A direct insult A change of mood over Kashmir Americans are going home Taxing problems Sex of a cultural sort in Shanghai ReprintsIndia's reactions in the coming weeks may be conditioned by a re-emergence of its diplomats' decades-old prickliness about how their country is treated by the United States.
We don't have a taxing problem.
Discusses the state's tax problems.
'In 1992 I had colossal tax problems.
Several wanted help with tax problems.
"That might create tax problems," he said.
His tax problems led to a federal investigation.
He left Buffalo after encountering tax problems in the 1960s and went into the demolition business.
