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Between 25 and 40 percent of the economy goes untaxed.

At the moment it is by its very nature untaxed.

An untaxed and absolutely free press became his main object in later years.

With the new tax on services, little short of a handshake will go untaxed.

As a result, more than 60 percent of the income earned within the District goes untaxed.

The federal formula does indeed consider child support, as untaxed income.

But previously untaxed items would be added to bring in more revenue.

For the forms, such retirement funds are considered untaxed income.

It's had a bloody good ride what with their fuel being untaxed.

Other companies often may donate only cash, which has no untaxed appreciation.

There no doubt were a lot of untaxed capital gains built into those figures.

Under the old law, the first $600,000 of an estate's value went untaxed.

Starting today, individuals, but not companies, have 20 days to bring money into the country unquestioned and untaxed.

And the appreciated value remains untaxed when property is passed along to the next generation within a family.

An alternative would be the prospect of untaxed returns for private investors.

Rand's disciples hold, among other things, that people should be allowed to keep the money they make, untaxed.

Companies do not have to disclose the amount of untaxed foreign earnings generated each year.

And the number of untaxed high-income families - once 155 - grew to 2,824.

Previously untaxed, sightseeing tours now have a 3 percent tax.

This year, an individual may leave $1 million untaxed to people other than a spouse.

Another way to keep Church income untaxed is to keep it secret.

He'd been more interested in the prospect of earning a few untaxed bits.

"It sits there untaxed and compounds right off the chart," he said.

They don't really care about things like our winery or untaxed artifacts.

Statistics do not include wealth generated by the black market or untaxed wages.