Adjective
tax-deferred (not comparable)
Having tax due only at a later time; having the tax duty deferred.
A typical scenario is this: parents die and the kids inherit the IRAs; the kids could take RMDs over their lifetimes and let the IRAs continue to have tax-deferred investment growth. Source: Internet
A CD is not tax-deferred and a fixed annuity, as the name implies, is tax-deferred. Source: Internet
Every time money is withdrawn from a tax-deferred account, taxes are owed. Source: Internet
How much of your money is saved in taxable, tax-deferred and tax-free? Source: Internet
The district will provide a tax-deferred annuity amounting to 3% of Holodick's salary in the first year and increasing by one percentage point in subsequent years to 5%. Source: Internet
The extra several thousand dollars you are allowed to invest in tax-deferred accounts can make a big difference if you take advantage of it year-after-year. Source: Internet