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taxpayer
This term is frequently employed in political and journalistic discourse to frame the relationship between the state and the citizen as a financial transaction. It shifts the focus from the citizen's civic duty to their role as a funder of public services, often carrying a connotation of entitlement or a demand for efficiency and transparency in government spending.
In a political context, the phrase "the taxpayer" is often used as a collective noun to represent the general public, particularly when discussing the perceived waste of public funds. This usage transforms an individual status into a powerful rhetorical tool for criticizing fiscal policy.
Ý nghĩa
A person who pays taxes to the government.
The government must be accountable to the taxpayer.
Ví dụ
The burden of the new law falls heavily on the average taxpayer.
Why should the taxpayer foot the bill for this failed project?
Every single taxpayer deserves to know how their money is being spent.
The government is introducing new incentives for the small business taxpayer.
I am a taxpayer and I demand better roads in this city.
Historically the taxpayer had very little say in how the crown spent its wealth.
It is unfair to expect the taxpayer to subsidize private corporations.
The new tax code aims to provide relief for the middle class taxpayer.