taxable
Americanadjective
noun
adjective
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capable of being taxed; able to bear tax
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subject to tax
noun
Other Word Forms
- nontaxability noun
- nontaxable adjective
- nontaxableness noun
- nontaxably adverb
- taxability noun
- taxableness noun
- taxably adverb
- untaxable adjective
Etymology
Origin of taxable
Example Sentences
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The moves lowered the clients’ taxable income and increased the size of their tax refunds.
From MarketWatch
By contrast, an estate tax is paid by the estate itself before any assets are distributed, although any interest or investment earnings generated after you receive it would be taxable.
From MarketWatch
They also needed to offer at least two taxable bond funds and one national tax-exempt bond fund.
From Barron's
Only a part of your withdrawals from investments are fully taxable.
From MarketWatch
Even if current law changes, your estate appears far below any likely federal taxable level.
From MarketWatch
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