- A
taxpayer is a
person or
organization (such as a company)
subject to pay a tax.
Modern taxpayers may have an
identification number, a
reference number...
- the time: "Joanie
Phoanie is a repulsive, egomaniacal, un-American, non-
taxpaying horror, I see no
resemblance to Joan Baez whatsoever, but if Miss Baez...
- was
granted to
every property owning taxpaying citizen of
legal majority. This
extended suffrage to all
taxpaying property owning women whether guild members...
-
election of the Senate, the
governing body of the city-state, by
adult taxpaying males.
Other innovations included the
separation of powers, the separation...
-
rural commoners ranking the
lowest as the
Fourth Estate. In Norway, the
taxpaying classes were
considered as one, and with a very
small aristocracy; this...
-
elections to the
States of
Friesland in
rural districts. 1718 Sweden:
Female taxpaying members of city
guilds are
allowed to vote in
local city
elections (rescinded...
-
majority of
white men were
farmers who met the
property ownership or
taxpaying requirements. With few exceptions, no
blacks or
women could vote. Vermont...
-
applicability to
native persons. In general, the laws were
expected to
create taxpaying citizens,
subject to
state and
federal taxes as well as laws, from which...
- services:
protect street gang
members while they are incarcerated,
protect taxpaying drug
dealers on the street, and
settling of disputes. In the
process of...
-
unique identifier issued by the
Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to each
taxpaying entity—an individual, company,
superannuation fund, partnership, or trust...
