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off-the-books
[ awf-thuh-books, of- ]
adjective
- not recorded in account books or not reported as taxable income.
Example Sentences
The group argues digital ID could help tackle "illegal off-the-books employment".
A key part of this, the letter said, "must be tackling illegal off-the-books employment, which is a major draw for migrants entering our country unlawfully".
It relates to suspicions of "covering up serious tax fraud and off-the-books work", according to the PNF.
For off-the-books assistance, she calls a man with whom she has a complicated past.
There then followed further allegations of misreporting financial information centred on documents that claimed to show secret 'off-the-books' payments to then-manager Roberto Mancini via consultancy fees from a club in Abu Dhabi, and giving players more money than was officially going through the accounts so that recorded spending was less than it actually was.
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