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We take a duplicate of what they're supposed to give the taxmen when they come next spring.

"We had to band ourselves together against the bandits and the taxmen.

The taxmen are also concerned about the people - far fewer - who have registered but should not have done so.

Which means not losing it to the taxmen."

As trade in services soars, taxmen will find it harder to keep up with clever finance directors.

His taxmen have already robbed the Senones and sold thousands as slaves.

He smiled; he was sure the local soft-liquor taxmen had never met this keg.

On their way there they stop on the planet Haven which is a monastic retreat of retired taxmen.

The taxmen, who are among the most efficient and unpopular figures in France, have been engaged in various forms of industrial action for 19 weeks.

"Monte Carlo" is an allusion to the fact that they use a lot of random numbers, like roulette, or taxmen.

At that time the tax that banks deducted from interest payments to depositors was passed on to the taxmen each quarter.

When the taxmen arrived in the spring, they would come armed with the truth, and the guilty parties would find themselves paying a stiff penalty.

The King's taxmen took all I had!"

"An English jury may have pronounced on your guilt," he declared, 'but the hardheaded taxmen are not so easily convinced.

You come as merchants, but you bring guns and use them to make yourselves into taxmen, judges and executioners.

The Ottoman Turkish taxmen harassed the local population, and at one point robbed his father at gunpoint.

My father told me tales of the old days; the taxmen everywhere, the police so corrupt that we feared them more than the bandits in the hills.

So in came the taxmen, wanting everything due since the days when Phostis' great-grandfather bought our plot in the first place.

He doesn't pay interest like the best counting houses, but he doesn't keep transaction ledgers for the taxmen, either.

All sub-courts of Oyo had Ilari who acted as both spies and taxmen.

The taxmen couldn't become regular customers (their mas-ters wouldn't allow such an extravagance) and were therefore unable to prove any wrongdoing.

In December 2009, he and his seven accomplices, disguised as cops and taxmen, attacked a gold transporter on the A 81 near Ludwigsburg.

Kruis makes regular Hitchock-style appearances; in 1972 he features in gags 67 and 68 as a struggling artist embroiled in a war with the taxmen.

So - the taxmen argued - in the new system, tax due on interest payments in the gap from October 1985 to April 1986 would get stuck in the society's pocket.

The existing users of the buildings would also have to be rehoused, although some of the taxmen are already set to move to Nottingham under the Civil Service's dispersal programme.