Pronunciation: /ˈtæksɪŋ/
verb present participle of the verb 'tax', meaning to impose a tax on something
A1 Paying taxes can be a bit taxing for some people.
A2 I find filling out tax forms to be quite taxing.
B1 Many small business owners find tax planning to be a taxing task.
B2 The new tax laws have made it even more taxing for individuals to file their returns.
C1 Navigating through complex tax regulations can be a taxing experience for even seasoned accountants.
C2 The company's tax department is constantly taxed with ensuring compliance with changing tax laws.
adjective describing something that requires a lot of effort or is burdensome
A1 Filling out the simple tax form was a bit taxing for me.
A2 She found the process of calculating her taxes to be quite taxing.
B1 The new tax laws have made filing taxes more taxing for small business owners.
B2 The complex tax code can be incredibly taxing for even experienced accountants.
C1 Navigating the intricate world of international tax law can be mentally taxing.
C2 The constant changes in tax regulations make staying compliant a taxing task for multinational corporations.
formal Filing taxes can be a very taxing process for individuals and businesses.
informal I find doing my taxes to be so taxing, it's such a hassle.
slang Ugh, dealing with taxes is seriously the worst, it's so taxing.
figurative The emotional toll of the situation was taxing on her mental health.
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