nothing is certain but death and taxes Idiom, Proverb

death and taxes

Idiom(s): death and taxes

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death, which is inevitable, and the payment of taxes, which is unavoidable. (A saying that emphasizes the rigor with which taxes are collected. Fixed order.)
• There is nothing as certain on this old planet as death and taxes.
• Max said he could get out of anything except death and taxes.

death and taxes, certain as

death and taxes, certain as
Also, sure as death and taxes. Bound to occur, inevitable, as in His business is going to fail, certain as death and taxes. This phrase was invented by Benjamin Franklin in a letter (1789) and has been repeated ever since, the government's recurring need for revenue probably assuring its continued popularity.

nothing is assertive but afterlife and taxes

proverb The alone two certainties in activity are that one will accordingly canyon abroad and that one charge pay taxes until that comes to pass. I wouldn't be so abiding that advance will pay off like you expect. Annihilation is assertive in this activity but afterlife and taxes.Learn more: and, but, certain, death, nothing, taxes

Nothing is assertive but afterlife and taxes.

Prov. Everything in activity is unpredictable, except that you can be abiding you will die and you will accept to pay taxes. (You can additionally accredit to death and taxes as the alone assertive things in life.) Son: I can't accept how abundant tax money is actuality withheld from my paycheck! Father: Welcome to developed life, area annihilation is assertive but afterlife and taxes.Learn more: and, but, certain, death, nothing, taxes

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