Traducciones de „taxes“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

I . tax <-es> [tæks] SUST.

1. tax (levy):

tax

davek m

income tax

dohodnina

to collect/levy taxes

pobirati davke

to cut/increase taxes

znižati/zvišati davke

to impose a tax on sth

obdavčiti kaj

2. tax no pl. (levying):

tax

obdavčenje n

after/before tax(es)

pred odbitkom davka/po odbitku davka

3. tax:

tax (burden: on a person) on

breme n na

tax (on patience, resources, time) on

preizkus m +gen.

II . tax [tæks] V. trans.

1. tax (levy):

tax

obdavčevati [form. perf. obdavčiti]

to be taxed [heavily/lightly]

biti [močno/šibko] obdavčen

2. tax:

tax (burden)

obremenjevati [form. perf. obremeniti]

tax (make demands)

zahtevati

(confront) to tax sb with sth

soočiti koga s čim

cor·po·ˈra·tion tax SUST.

corporation tax

davek m od dobička pravnih oseb

ˈcoun·cil tax SUST. no pl. ingl. brit.

council tax

občinski davek m na gospodinjstva

ˈin·come tax SUST.

income tax

davek m na dohodek

income tax

dohodnina f

in·di·rect ˈtax SUST.

indirect tax FIN. (money)

posredni davek m

indirect tax (system of taxation)

posredna obdavčitev f

ˈland tax SUST.

land tax

zemljiški davek m

pre-tax [ˌpri:ˈtæks] ADJ.

pre-tax

[še] neobdavčen

ˈprop·er·ty tax SUST. ingl. am.

property tax (on land)

zemljiški davek m

property tax (general)

davek m od premoženja

ˈsales tax SUST. no pl. esp ingl. am.

sales tax

prometni davek m

ˈtax al·low·ance SUST.

tax allowance

davčna olajšava f

ˈtax avoid·ance SUST.

tax avoidance

izogibanje n plačilu davka

ˈtax brack·et SUST.

tax bracket

davčni razred m

ˈtax col·lec·tor SUST.

tax collector

davčni uradnik(uradnica) m (f)

ˈtax con·sult·ant SUST.

tax consultant

davčni svetovalec(svetovalka) m (f)

tax-de·ˈduc·tible ADJ. ingl. am. ingl. austr.

tax-deductible

odbiten

ˈtax disc SUST. ingl. brit. (on motor vehicle)

tax disc

vinjeta f

ˈtax dodg·er SUST. coloq.

tax dodger

utajevalec (utajevalka) m (f) davkov

ˈtax evad·er SUST.

tax evader

utajevalec (utajevalka) m (f) davkov

ˈtax eva·sion SUST.

tax evasion

utaja f davkov

ˈtax ex·emp·tion SUST. FIN.

tax exemption

oprostitev f plačila davka

tax exemption ingl. am.

neobdavčeni znesek m

Ejemplos de uso para taxes

down with taxes!

dol z davki!

to collect/levy taxes

pobirati davke

to cut/increase taxes

znižati/zvišati davke

exemption from taxes

oprostitev plačevanja davkov

reduction in taxes

znižanje davkov

after/before tax(es)

pred odbitkom davka/po odbitku davka

to impose taxes on sth

uvesti davek na kaj

the price excludes local taxes

cena ne vključuje lokalnih davkov

to impose taxes on sb

naložiti komu davke

we always do our taxes ourselves

vedno sami izpolnimo davčno napoved

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Railroad retirement taxes, which have historically been higher than social security taxes, are calculated, like benefit payments, on a two-tier basis.

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In the case of a household with only one wage earner, the taxes paid out were $345,000, but the benefits received by both parties will be $778,000.

www.marketoracle.co.uk

They're still complaining about motoring taxes, still clamouring for maps.

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He supports reduction in taxes: replacing the current tax code with the flat tax, reducing corporate tax rates, and eliminating federal programs that can not be balanced with revenues.

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Rapid rises in property taxes tend to cause seniors and empty-nesters to sell their existing homes to families with children, which led to further increases to the school-age population.

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A special 1.5 per cent capital levy may also be added on top of the city's property taxes next year.

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He then goes to proudly pay his taxes with the good duck.

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His heirs paid taxes relating to properties in Ghent.

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Financial reporting has multiple audiences, with a responsibility to citizens, taxpayers and voters to provide transparent accountability for use of public funds (taxes).

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In 2008, around 55% of government revenue came from oil and natural gas revenue, with 31% from taxes and fees.

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