tax return

noun

return (def 24).

Origin

1885-90

Examples from the web for tax return

Measuring misery by one's bank account and tax return sometimes misses the point.
The author clearly does not know how to read a tax return.
Nor because they made a rounding mistake on their tax return.
His tax return doesn't prove that he's done something wrong.
At one point, he explained the residency gaffe by saying he didn't read his tax return before signing it.
Even better would be one tax rate with one lump-sum exemption for low-income people, one half-page tax return.
There is no option for those employees to refuse withholding and individually file a tax return at the end of the year.
More sophisticated versions can guide applicants through making a claim for benefit or filing a tax return.
The tax return also confirmed the lucrative aspect of being a stagehand.
By extending the time to file your income tax return.

British Dictionary definitions for tax return

noun

a declaration of personal income made annually to the tax authorities and used as a basis for assessing an individual's liability for taxation