I believed that one person owes a duty to another with no payment for it in return.

If the person owes 28 percent in Federal capital gains taxes, the bill would be $5,600 on that office.

But in such places a person always owes much more than they could ever have.

It is a note between two people that is used to say that one person owes something to the other.

"For a score and five years the one to whom this person owes his being has worn such a robe."

The person receiving a gift owes no tax.

So a person giving away a ball worth $1 million would owe at least 40 percent of the remaining $375,000, or a tax of $150,000.

"Every person who gets a job owes it to the board of trustees."

In most American states, a wedding ring cannot be seized by creditors, no matter how much the bankrupt person owes.

If you and another person owe money to each other you might agree to set one amount off against the other.