taxman

基本解釋

“In every country there is a day when people stop working for the taxman and start earning for themselves, ” says a senior Eurocrat.
“每個(gè)國(guó)家都會(huì)有這麼一天，從那一天起人們不再爲(wèi)征稅人工作，而是開始爲(wèi)自己掙錢，”一位歐盟官員如是說(shuō)。
Much of it has come from people in developing countries who want a stable hidey-hole for their money rather than to escape the taxman.
這些現(xiàn)金大多來(lái)自發(fā)展中國(guó)家的人，這些人想把它們的錢財(cái)放在一個(gè)穩(wěn)定的“藏身之処”，而不是爲(wèi)了逃避稅收檢查員。
These days Monaco exercises its sovereignty “in accordance with the fundamental interests of the French Republic”, and its French residents have been unable to evade the French taxman since 1963.
近年來(lái)，摩納哥是在“遵循法蘭西共和國(guó)基本利益”前提下行使主權(quán)的。從1963年起，這裡居住的法國(guó)公民已不能再逃避法國(guó)的稅務(wù)。

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