From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtax dodgeˈtax dodge noun [countable] informal PETa way of paying less tax
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tax dodge• No doubt it's also a tax dodge.• No one in Clinton's administration has yet commented on the Wall Street tax dodge.From Longman Business Dictionarytax dodgetax dodgeTAXLAW an illegal way of paying less taxTax relief on forest ownership was abolished after it was revealed that business corporations were investing in conifer plantations as a tax dodge. → dodgetax dodgeˈtax dodge noun [countable] informalTAX an illegal way of paying less taxTax relief on forest ownership was abolished after it was revealed that business corporations were investing in conifer plantations as a tax dodge. —tax dodger noun [countable]The Inland Revenue aims to seek out tax dodgers. 