Tax Fine

/ˈtæks faɪn/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A monetary penalty imposed for failure to pay taxes or for violating tax laws.
    The taxpayer was subject to a tax fine for late submission of the tax return.

Forms

  • tax fine
  • tax fines

Commentary

Tax fines are distinct from taxes owed; they serve as punitive or corrective measures for noncompliance with tax obligations.

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