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#In relation to tax, | #In relation to tax, a particular tax system or its tax authorities, or both. For example, the tax system applying in a particular country or state. Also known as a tax jurisdiction. | ||
#A system of tax rules. | #A system of tax rules. | ||
#Any system of rules, usually - but not necessarily - having legal force. | #Any system of rules, usually - but not necessarily - having legal force. | ||
#A government or other political authority, especially a corrupt one. | |||
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- In relation to tax, a particular tax system or its tax authorities, or both. For example, the tax system applying in a particular country or state. Also known as a tax jurisdiction.
- A system of tax rules.
- Any system of rules, usually - but not necessarily - having legal force.
- A government or other political authority, especially a corrupt one.
