self-assessment

noun

1. an evaluation of one's own abilities and failings
2. finance a system to enable taxpayers to assess their own tax liabilities

Example Sentences

To that end, Fish outlines how the Democratic Party needs to engage in a very critical self-assessment to recalibrate itself accordingly around a high-dominance and combative style of leadership and politics that directly confronts Trumpism and its allied forces.

From Salon

And few Democrats dared to challenge that self-assessment.

From Los Angeles Times

In August, a rush of late self-assessment payments boosted income tax receipts.

From BBC

This includes a new Wealth Tax charged at 1% on all assets worth more than £10m declared in a self-assessment tax return, increasing to 2% on all assets above £1bn.

From BBC

It added that “the self-assessment tools do not determine whether treatment remains medically necessary. ... Patient self-assessment tools may be used as one aspect of gathering information from the patient but are never the only factor.”

From Los Angeles Times