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undertax

undertax verb: to levy too little tax upon.

Verb

undertax (third-person singular simple present undertaxes, present participle undertaxing, simple past and past participle undertaxed)

  1. (transitive) To levy too little tax upon.

Forms of undertax

third-person singular presentundertaxes
present participleundertaxing
past participleundertaxed
pastundertaxed

Origin of undertax

From under- + tax.

Questions about undertax

What does undertax mean?
Undertax means to levy too little tax upon.
What part of speech is undertax?
Undertax is a verb.
What is the past tense of undertax?
The past tense of undertax is undertaxed.

Words near undertax in the dictionary

  1. undertakings
  2. undertalented
  3. undertaste
  4. undertastes
  5. undertaught
  6. undertax
  7. undertaxed
  8. undertaxes
  9. undertaxing
  10. underteach
  11. underteacher

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