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after taxes
adjective as in net
Example Sentences
The least expensive ticket after taxes and fees for a game in May was $23.96.
The 46-year-old immigrant’s luck in winning an enormous Powerball jackpot in Oregon earlier this month — a lump sum payment of $422 million after taxes, which he and his wife will split with a friend — has changed his life.
He chose to take his winnings as a lump sum of $422m after taxes to be shared evenly with his wife and a friend.
The least expensive ticket available online day-of for this early-season Sunday game was $40.25 after taxes and fees.
Even after taxes — 24% federal and 8% Oregon — the winner’s lump-sum payment would top $400 million, or the minimum cost to rebuild the recently destroyed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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