untax

English

Etymology

un- +‎ tax

Verb

untax (third-person singular simple present untaxes, present participle untaxing, simple past and past participle untaxed)

1. (transitive) To remove a tax from.
   • 2014, Congressional Record (part 8, page 4816)

     This bill totally untaxes the poor. It untaxes necessities, and it treats everybody else exactly the same. It gives us a world in which investment is attractive, consumption is not. It gives us a world where we are all treated equally.