Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "tax dodge".
Then it was a routine wipe of my own possible prints, lights off, and a drive out to Topanga Canyon, to the chemical debris dump operated by the Hughes Tool Company--a reservoir bubbling with caustic agents adjacent to a day camp for underprivileged kids: a Howard tax dodge.
Voids Will Be Voids was some surgeon's tax dodge, hardly meant to be a bustling enterprise, yet all of a sudden customers were vying for a particular sculpture.
Bongo Fury had gotten some federal money to renovate the building next door, and were letting Rex's building moulder as some kind of tax dodge.
Everyone in the town -- including Quentin, who managed a competitor's mine -- was certain that the mine had been built as a tax dodge.
The old brewer, however, was not only a man indulgent of his progenys mercurial whims but a shrewd and devious entrepreneur who knew a tax dodge when he saw one.
Or perhaps the writing had worked out after all, and all of this was a tax dodge.