Able to be evaded, avoided, or escaped; capable of being eluded or sidestepped.
From 'evade' (from Latin 'evadere': 'e-' meaning out + 'vadere' meaning go/walk) plus the suffix '-ible' (able to be). This creates an adjective describing things that can be avoided.
Not all taxes are equally evasible—some slip through regulatory cracks while others are heavily enforced, which is why tax codes around the world keep evolving to close loopholes.
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