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taxor

(ˈtæksɔː)
n
a less common spelling of taxer
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With many people having to choose between feeding themselves or paying their rent,council taxor other essential bills, Victoria also argues that by the time people are referred to the food bank, the situation is desperate, with many sacrificing their mental and physical health out of financial necessity.
figure By MUTHOMI NJUKIbr As detectives investigate various individuals accused of corruption, we need to relook at ourselves and our moral compass as Kenyans.An average youth, shows a recent survey by the East African Institute, would not think twice about evading taxor taking a bribe as long as they do not end up in jail.
He served the office of taxor (14) of the university in 1591, and four years later he was created MD.
Being socialists, they do not, I suppose, understand that a tax is where the government takes the peoples' money to spend itself and whether it is called income taxor student tuition fees, it still amounts to the same thing - less money for the man in the street and more revenue for this Labour Government.
Taxor, Roy Higginbotham, Licensing Coordinator, 800-282-8332, licensing@taxor.com, P.