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verb
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calculate
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The young
man tries to calculate his expenses every month.
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noun
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calculation
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The
calculation is no more difficult than high school math.
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noun
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calculator
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In
order to avoid making addition and subtraction errors, I suggest you use a
calculator.
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verb
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file
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Don't
wait until the last minute to file your taxes.
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noun
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file
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I keep
all my tax information in one file.
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adjective
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joint
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My
husband and I filed a joint tax return.
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adverb
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jointly
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Even
though you are separated right now, you will save money if you and your wife
file your taxes jointly.
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verb
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penalize
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The
government will penalize taxpayers who try to evade paying their fair share
of taxes.
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noun
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penalty
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For every
dollar you owe in overdue taxes, a 10
percent penalty
is imposed.
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adjective
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penal
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Tax
evasion is a penal offense.
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verb
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prepare
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Most
people wait until the last minute to prepare their tax returns.
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noun
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preparation
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If you
are organized, income tax preparation takes only a few hours.
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adjective
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preparatory
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The
preparatory work for doing my taxes is more time-consuming than filling out
the forms.
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verb
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refund
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The
government should refund your overpaid taxes within a few weeks of filing
your tax return.
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noun
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refund
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If
you have overpaid your income taxes, you will get a refund at the end of the
year.
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adjective
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refundable
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Sales
tax that tourists pay in a foreign country may be refundable when they leave
the country.
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