Synonyms for taxpayer
ˈtæksˌpeɪ ərtax·pay·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. taxpayernoun

   someone who pays taxes

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1. List of paraphrases for "taxpayer":

   contributor, tax-payer, taxpaying

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1. Braden Reddall:

   We play an important role in the success of the City of Richmond as we are the largest employer and the largest taxpayer in the city, after more than a century of operating here, it's natural for us to be involved in the political sphere, as we are in many other aspects of the community.

2. Mark Esper:

   Since joining the Department of Defense Elaine has worked tirelessly to ensure that our budgeting and audit processes give full value to the taxpayer while meeting the enormous security needs of our nation as well as the men and women who serve it, i am grateful for her dedication to public service and the contributions that she has made to Defense Department and wish her the very best in her future endeavors.

3. Di Carlo:

   We had these [$50,000] to $100,000 cruisers surrounding this school, taxpayer items — taxpayer shields and bulletproof vests and sniper rifles – none of those being used to go into the school, but in fact, the SUVs, for example, were being used to block people from going in to save their own children.

4. House Democrats:

   This information comes on the heels of reporting that OSC is also looking into Secretary Pompeo's stated commitment to rush out more of Hillary Clinton's emails by Election Day and as the Secretary has misused State Department resources on his speech tour of swing states, as we get closer to both this year's election and Secretary Pompeo own inevitable return to electoral politics, Secretary Pompeo has grown even more brazen in misusing the State Department and the taxpayer dollars that fund State Department as vehicles for the Administration's, and Secretary Pompeo own, political ambitions.

5. Maine Gov. Paul LePage:

   Beyond the health effects of the federal government’s corrupt food stamp policy is the tragedy of billions in wasted taxpayer dollars that buy candy and soda through a program that was originally designed to reduce hunger. Maine taxpayers see it every day at the grocery store and they are sick and tired of watching their hard-earned money go down the drain.