Crossword Clue: Word on two "Monopoly" squares
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Word on two "Monopoly" squares"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Word on two "Monopoly" squares:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Word on two "Monopoly" squares"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Word on two "Monopoly" squares:
- ___ bracket
- ___ Day (April 15th, typically)
- ___ evasion
- ___ return (something often filed around April 15)
- Amount calculated as a percent
- A 4/15 worry
- April 15 demand
- April 15 outflow
- April 15 payment
- April 15th payment
- April payment
- Area of expertise for a CPA
- Assess
- Big estate concern
- Bill add-on
- Bill addition
- Bill line
- Bill surcharge
- Bill word
- Bite of your bacon
- Airport duty
- Boston Tea Party catalyst
- Boston Tea Party issue
- Common add-on
- Duty
- Invoice add-on
- I.R.S. concern
- IRS concern
- IRS money
- I.R.S. money
- IRS payment
- I.R.S. payment
- IRS' share
- I.R.S.'s share
- Component of some bills
- Compulsory charge
- Challenge
- Economists' subject
- Fee often added to a bill's subtotal
- Fee paid to the IRS
- GST, e.g.
- GST word
- Charge added to a store purchase
- Checkout calculation
- Figure often used to calculate a tip
- Figure on a receipt
- Figure on a sales slip
- It may pay for road repairs
- It might be flat
- Gas __
- It prompted the Boston Tea Party
- Burden
- Bush ___ cuts
- Cost increaser
- It's added to the bill
- It's an imposition
- It's based on purchase price
- It's deducted from a paycheck
- Cigarettes have it
- Citizen's duty
- It's often above the final total
- It's often added to the retail price
- It's often evaded
- It's your duty?
- Campaign promise topic
- Impose a burden
- Impose a tariff
- Impost
- Impost.
- Capital gains ___
- Heavy demand
- Excise
- Excise or income
- Carbon ___
- Income __
- Income ___ ("fiscal cliff" topic)
- Income ___ (payment to the IRS)
- Income ___ return
- Income ___ (square on a Monopoly board)
- Income ____
- Income bite
- Income follower
- Income or sales follower
- Income or sales
- Income outgo
- Custom
- Good thing to be sheltered from
- Cash register calculation
- Government demand
- Government fundraiser?
- Government guarantee?
- Government income
- Government levy
- Prove burdensome to
- Place a burden on
- Store charge, often
- Strain
- Purchase add-on
- Purchase price addition
- Overburden
- Push to the limit
- Overexert
- Stress
- Put a strain on
- Some people pay it quarterly
- Put pressure on
- Kind of shelter or table
- Kind of shelter
- Something imposed on a shopper, perhaps
- Something levied
- Municipal levy
- Subject for Grover Norquist
- Subject of Box 2 on a Form W-2
- Subject to strain
- Line on a bill just above the total
- Line on a bill
- Line on a cash register receipt
- Line on a receipt
- Line on many a receipt
- Tribute to the government
- Wage earner's burden
- Wage earner's payment
- Withholding __
- Poll or stamp
- Part of the tab, often
- Part of the tab
- Part of the ticket cost.
- Part of VAT
- Receipt addition
- Receipt figure
- Receipt line
- Pay cut?
- Pay cut
- Paycheck deduction
- Payment due in mid-April
- Payment to Internal Revenue
- Payment to the government
- Payment to the IRS
- Payroll deduction
- Lottery winner's obligation
- Precedes exempt or deductible
- Penultimate line on most bills
- Nice thing about purchases in Delaware and Oregon
- Luxury ___ (Monopoly space)
- Luxury ___ (space between Boardwalk and Park Place)
- Luxury ___ (square on a Monopoly board)
- Press hard on
- Repair bill component
- Repair bill part
- Price add-on
- Price addition
- Price additive
- Price part
- Peter's pence
- Levy
- Money collected by the IRS
- Money deducted from a paycheck
- Money demanded by the IRS
- Money for Uncle Sam
- Money sent to the IRS
- Money that's sent to the government
- Restaurant bill add-on
- Restaurant bill component
- Make demands on
- Retailer's collection
- Return concern
- Make rigorous demands on
- Return payment
- Return subject
- Make serious demands on
- Return topic
- Revenue source
- Property owner's assessment
- Source of anxiety for some in April
- Source of blues for John Q.'s
- Try
- Word after gift or sales
- Word after income, sales or excise
- Word after sales or income
- Word before base or shelter
- Word before "break" or "return"
- Word before cut or rate
- Word before "shelter" or "haven"
- Surcharge
- Word on sales slips
- Word on two Monopoly spaces
- Word on two "Monopoly" squares
- Word on two Monopoly squares
- Sale add-on, perhaps
- Sales ___ (amount added onto a price)
- Sales ____
- Sales add-on
- Sales or nuisance
- Sales receipt figure
- Sales slip figure
- Word that can follow "sales" or "income"
- Word that can precede "exempt" or "shelter"
- Word with cut and rate
- Word with luxury or excise
- Word with "luxury" or "excise"
- Word with luxury or sales
- Word with state or sales
- Word with withholding
- Sap or stress
- Weigh down
- Weigh heavily on
- Take a toll on
- Uncle Sam's cut
- Uncle Sam's take
- What an assessor assesses
- Stamp ___
- What Lady Godiva protested
- What Matthew collected
- Tariff
- What nobody likes to pay
- Tea partier's rallying point
- What the IRS collects
- State add-on
- State collection
- State revenue source
- Your duty, as an American citizen
- Test to the max
Recent Usage of Word on two "Monopoly" squares in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Word on two "Monopoly" squares" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Word on two "Monopoly" squares in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 5, 2011
- USA Today - Aug. 14, 2009
