untaxed

adjective un·taxed \ ˌən-ˈtakst \

Definition of untaxed

:not subjected to taxation :not taxed

untaxed income/profits

untaxed property

Recent Examples of untaxed from the Web

And while the IRS says those who receive money from crowdfunding can claim it as an untaxed gift, a handful of crowdfunders report receiving tax bills anyway.

— melissa chan, Time, "How the Kindness of Strangers Became a Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry," 12 Aug. 2017
Tax reform means broadening the tax base — by taxing income that is currently untaxed, through deductions — and reducing the rates.

— jonathan chait, Daily Intelligencer, "The Republican Dream of Partisan Tax Reform Is Impossible," 8 Aug. 2017
The widely watched video from July 17, 2014, shows Garner, who had been stopped by officers for selling untaxed cigarettes, telling the officers to leave him alone and refusing to be handcuffed.

— Washington Post, "3 years after police chokehold death, US probe grinds on," 22 July 2017
Eric Garner died by police chokehold, after being stopped for selling untaxed cigarettes.

— ellen mcgirt, Fortune, "Who Gets to Thrive in the Informal Economy?," 27 June 2017
On July 17, 2014, a 43-year-old former horticulturist on Staten Island named Eric Garner was approached by police officers who suspected him of selling untaxed cigarettes.

— jessica nordell, The Atlantic, "Is This How Discrimination Ends?," 7 May 2017
ATF agents told the informants to buy untaxed cigarettes, mark up the cost and sell them at a profit.

— the new york times, Orange County Register, "Secret ATF account paid for $21,000 NASCAR suite and Las Vegas trip," 11 Apr. 2017

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