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Burdened with duties, 5 letters
Demanded money, government-style, 5 letters
Established an impost, 5 letters
How many people feel in mid-April?, 5 letters
Like a homeowner or income earner, 5 letters
Like citizens' income, usually, 5 letters
Like most store items, 5 letters
Made great demands on, 5 letters
Made serious demands on, 5 letters
Pushed to the limit, 5 letters
Took Uncle Sam's share, 5 letters
Gave Sir Lancelot everything he could handle?, 11 letters
Rolling while grounded, 6 letters
Code writer of a kind, 5 letters
Internal Revenue Service, e.g., 5 letters
One making assessments, 5 letters
One who might rate 10 levies, 5 letters
The federal government, come April, 5 letters
Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform), 6 letters
Governments, by their nature, 6 letters
Governments, notably, 6 letters
'Nothing is certain but death and ___': Benjamin Franklin, 5 letters
Dollars, ___ (Marx brothers pun on Dallas, Texas), 5 letters
No new ___: George Bush, 5 letters
Nothing's truer than them: David Copperfield, 5 letters
Read my lips: no new ___, 5 letters
A certainty of life, according to Franklin, 5 letters
Colonists' annoyances, 5 letters
Death's counterpart, 5 letters
Election year issue, 5 letters
Govermnment collections, 5 letters
Internal Revenue collections, 5 letters
Makes serious demands on, 5 letters
One of Franklin's certainties, 5 letters
One of life's certainties, 5 letters
One of life's certainties, according to Benjamin Franklin, 5 letters
One of life's certainties, in a saying, 5 letters
One of two certainties in life, 5 letters
One of two sure things, 5 letters
Paycheck deductions, 5 letters
Political debate topic, 5 letters
Political hot button, 5 letters
Proverbial certainty, 5 letters
Proverbial sure thing, 5 letters
Pushes to the limit, 5 letters
Some phone bill figures, 5 letters
Subject of a Bush campaign promise, 5 letters
Subject of Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, 5 letters
Takes money from citizens, 5 letters
They may be graduated, 5 letters
They're sent in April, 5 letters
Uncle Sam's yearly take, 5 letters
Word with income and state, 5 letters
Negotiation phrase, 13 letters
More of an April 15 reflection by Arthur Godfrey, 15 letters
Kid's fly free!!!*, 16 letters
April 15th doesn't scare me, 13 letters
One cooking a return, 9 letters
Failure to file, say, 10 letters
Adjective relating to the separation of church and state, 9 letters
Like churches, usually, 9 letters
Like interest on government bonds, 9 letters
Like interest on some bonds, 9 letters
Like many charities, 9 letters
Like some municipal bonds, 9 letters
What nonprofit groups have, 15 letters
Drug that you pay only the base price for?, 14 letters
Expatriate seeking protection, 8 letters
Multimillionaire expatriate, perhaps, 8 letters