| Tourist mecca near Mexico City | 30 |
| Silver mining town near Mexico City | 35 |
| Mexican silver mining center | 28 |
| Mexican silver center | 21 |
| City in Mexico, not an H&R Block rival | 42 |
| C.P.A.'s study | 18 |
| They have schedules | 19 |
| Reduction in an April 15th debt | 31 |
| Savings from the IRS, maybe | 27 |
| Supply-side economist's recommendation | 42 |
| Reaganomics recommendation | 26 |
| Politician's promise, perhaps | 33 |
| Politician's promise (yeah, right) | 38 |
| Pol's promise | 17 |
| Perennial campaign promise | 26 |
| Economic stimulus strategy | 26 |
| Economic proposal | 17 |
| Candidate's promise | 23 |
| Campaign promise, often | 23 |
| Reaganomics principle | 21 |
| "Soak the rich!" | 26 |
| Write-off on your 1040 | 22 |
| Means of skipping a duty? | 25 |
| Bit of trickery on the schedule | 31 |
| Man in an L.A. shelter? | 23 |
| IRS target | 10 |
| I.R.S. quarries | 15 |
| California baseball players in trouble with the I.R.S.? | 55 |
| They're "at work" when talking about public projects | 66 |
| Levy, in Lille | 14 |
| Imposed a levy on | 17 |
| Put a levy on | 13 |
| Pushed to the limit | 19 |
| Like most income | 16 |
| Burdened with duties | 20 |
| Under a strain | 14 |
| Tried, as patience | 18 |
| Took a toll on | 14 |
| Took a toll | 11 |
| Tested, in a way | 16 |
| Saddled | 7 |
| Placed a levy on | 16 |
| Placed a burden on | 18 |
| Made great demands on | 21 |
| Like much revenue | 17 |
| Like most store items | 21 |
| Like liquor and cigarettes | 26 |
| Like citizens' income, usually | 34 |
| Like capital gains | 18 |
| Like a homeowner or income earner | 33 |
| Demanded money, government-style | 32 |
| Bearing a burden | 16 |
| Gave Sir Lancelot everything he could handle? | 45 |
| Grammatical features | 20 |
| Internal Revenue Service, e.g. | 30 |
| Levy imposer | 12 |
| Government, often | 17 |
| The federal government, come April | 34 |
| Levy assessor | 13 |
| Code writer of a kind | 21 |
| Uncle Sam, say | 14 |
| The IRS, e.g. | 13 |
| One making assessments | 22 |
| Duty imposer | 12 |
| They impose levies | 18 |
| Revenue collectors | 18 |
| Most governments | 16 |
| Levy imposers | 13 |
| Heavies with levies | 19 |
| Governments, notably | 20 |
| Governments, by their nature | 28 |
| Flat ___ (some proponents of I.R.S. reform) | 43 |
| Congressmen at times | 20 |
| Pushes to the limit | 19 |
| Government income | 17 |
| Payroll payments | 16 |
| Makes serious demands on | 24 |
| Puts a strain on | 16 |
| IRS collections | 15 |
| Death's partner? | 20 |
| Word with income and state | 26 |
| They're sent in April | 25 |
| They may be graduated | 21 |
| Takes to the limit | 18 |
| Takes money from citizens | 25 |
| Subject of Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution | 51 |
| Sales and nuisance | 18 |
| Revenue enhancements | 20 |
| Puts an onus on | 15 |
| Proverbial certainty | 20 |
| Price add-ons | 13 |
| Political hot button | 20 |
| Payroll deductions | 18 |
| Pay stub data | 13 |
| One of two certainties in life | 30 |
| One of two "certainties" in life | 42 |
| One of life's certainties, in a saying | 42 |
| One of Ben Franklin's certainties | 37 |
| Nuisance and sales | 18 |
| Necessary evils | 15 |