untax
/ˈʌnˌtæks/Definitions
1. verb
to remove a tax from something or someone, often retroactively.
“The government decided to un-tax all low-income families to help them afford basic necessities.”
2. verb
to reduce or eliminate taxes on something or someone.
“The new tax reform bill aimed to un-tax small businesses and increase economic growth.”
3. verb
to free someone or something from taxation or financial burdens.
“After years of struggling, the community was finally able to un-tax the local hospital and secure its future.”