Examples of using To avoid paying in English and their translations into Spanish
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because they did not report everything they entered to avoid paying more taxes.
Illustration 10-5: Those who may be seen as distrustful of government are offered investments to avoid paying taxes through offshore accounts.
changing subcontractors to avoid paying benefits or to avoid accruing seniority is not allowed.
You can still register your VAT registration number under payment settings to avoid paying tax at the time of the purchase.
Another way to avoid paying fees on withdrawing money is to use the cash-back option on your debit card at supermarkets or pharmacies.
Parties that wished to avoid paying should state so openly
Similarly, in order to avoid paying tax in countries with higher rates, they transfer part
Don't let your boss call you an independent contractor to avoid paying you the minimum wage or overtime!
Many employers are trying to avoid paying workers compensation insurance,
It takes some careful planning to avoid paying more in taxes than you initially planned.
practices which enable multinational corporations to avoid paying taxes where they make profits
Commercial truck companies are always looking to avoid paying for the mistakes of their drivers.
Bernie Sanders believes we cannot continue to allow our nation's wealthiest corporations to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
And let's close the loopholes that lead to inequality by allowing the top one percent to avoid paying taxes on their accumulated wealth.
The harsh truth is that many people ignore the vehicle warning signs to avoid paying for repairs.
There should be a reconsideration of the assignment of staff as mission appointees to avoid paying mission subsistence allowance.
Has anyone asked you for a bribe to avoid paying your electric bill?
allow companies to avoid paying taxes.
attracted industrialists who wanted to avoid paying the expensive rents in central London.
These countries are also better able to avoid paying consequences for their wrongdoings.
