"Taxloss" (sometimes written "Taxlo$$") is a song by Chester rock band Mansun released in 1997. The single was supposed to be titled Six EP as part of the group's unique naming system, but was not labelled as such for unknown reasons. The single peaked at #15 on the UK Singles Chart. "Taxloss" was released on two CDs, and 12" Vinyl. On 17 April 1997, director Roman Coppola filmed the music video using hidden cameras to capture members of the video production crew (the band did not appear in the video) throwing £25,000 in £5 notes (each with a white sticker with the word "Taxlo$$" in red) from the upper concourse of Liverpool Street Station onto commuters below. All this information is imparted in the finished music video which includes all the preparation for the stunt from the withdrawal of the cash through to the news reports after the event. The ensuing chaos as the crowd scrambled for the cash was intended to highlight human greed.