Evasion definition
Evasion or "evade" means to diminish or avoid the
Evasion or "evade" means to diminish or avoid the computation, assessment, or payment of authorized taxes or fees through:
Evasion means a wrongful avoidance of the law or a statute. … In other words, an evasion has come to mean the commission of a wrongful act that is against a particular statute or ‘the law’, where an ‘avoidance’ means an act that is permitted by the law. … Both an evasion and an avoidance are attempts to cause the non-application of a statute. The difference is that the former is unlawful; the latter is not.
Examples of Evasion in a sentence
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas shall cease to be considered one of the territories referred to in paragraph 1 of the First Additional Provision of the Spanish Law to Avoid Tax Evasion (Disposición Adicional primera de ▇▇ ▇▇▇ 36/2006 de Medidas para la Prevención del Fraude Fiscal) of 29 November 2006 on the date on which this Agreement shall have effect.
Objecting or withdrawing consent could also have consequences for you, such as triggering your non-compliance with the Code and IS, as well as the FIL Anti-Doping Rules; producing an ADRV (e.g., under Article 2.3 of the Code – Evasion, Refusal or Failure to Submit to Sample Collection); or preventing you from participating in sporting events.
More Definitions of Evasion
Evasion necessarily means, ‘to try illegally to avoid paying tax’.” (p.10)