tax
n (on goods, services)
taxe f , (on income)
impôts mpl
→ No-one enjoys paying tax.
→ a cut in tax on new cars
→ a pledge not to raise taxes on people below a certain income
before tax avant impôt
→ She earns a thousand pounds less than him before tax.
after tax après impôt
free of tax exonéré (e) d'impôt
→ Profits from charitable organizations are free of tax.
modif
[adviser, affairs, assessment, bill, burden, fraud] fiscal (e)
[bracket, rate] d'imposition
[deduction] d'impôts
[code, office, rise] des impôts
→
tax form
[+goods, profits] taxer
[+income, person, company] imposer
→ Any money earned over that level is taxed at the rate of 59%.
(=strain)
[+patience, courage, strength, endurance] mettre à l'épreuve → That question really taxed him. → A mountaineering course will really tax your endurance.
airport tax
n
(=departure tax) taxe f d'aéroport
→ Overnight return flights cost from £349 including airport taxes.
capital gains tax
n impôt m sur les plus-values
→ He called for the reform of capital gains tax.
council tax
n (British) impôts mpl locaux
departure tax
n
(=airport tax) taxe f d'aéroport
→ Many countries charge departure tax in US dollars rather than local currency.
direct tax
n impôt m direct
eco-tax , ecotax
n écotaxe f
→ The German Green Party have won commitments to abandon nuclear power and bring in hefty eco-taxes
income tax
n (gen)
impôt m sur le revenu
→ They expect a cut in the basic rate of income tax.
[+corporations] impôt m sur les bénéfices
income tax inspector
n inspecteur (-trice) m des contributions directes
income tax return
n déclaration f des revenus
indirect tax
n impôt m indirect
inheritance tax
n droits mpl de succession
poll tax
n (British)
formerly ~impôts mpl locaux
pre-tax
adj
[earnings, losses, profits] avant impôt(s)
profits tax
n (British) impôt m sur les bénéfices
property tax
n impôt m foncier
purchase tax
n (British) taxe f à l'achat
road tax
n (British) taxe f sur les véhicules à moteur
sales tax
n (US) taxe f à l'achat
stealth tax
n impôt m invisible, impôt m dissimulé
tax allowance
n part f du revenu non imposable, abattement m à la base
tax avoidance
n optimisation f fiscale
→ A good accountant can save a company money through various forms of tax avoidance.
tax break
n allégement m fiscal
→ Today they'll consider tax breaks for businesses that create jobs in inner cities.
tax collector
n percepteur (-trice) m/f
tax credit
n crédit m d'impôt
→ The president proposed to provide tax credits to businesses that allow workers time off.
tax cut
n réduction f d'impôt
→ those party members who still favour tax cuts as an election-winning formula,
tax-deductible
adj déductible du revenu imposable
→ The cost of private childcare should be made tax-deductible ...
→ Keep track of tax-deductible expenses, such as the supplies and equipment you buy.
tax disc
n (British, AUTOMOBILES) vignette f , vignette f automobile
tax evasion
n évasion f fiscale
→ Most crooked businesses rely on tax evasion.
tax-exempt
adj exonéré (e) d'impôts
tax exemption
n exonération f fiscale
tax exile
n
(=person) personne f qui s'expatrie pour raisons fiscales
to be in tax exile être en exil m fiscal
(=situation) exil m fiscal
→ he left England for tax exile in Bermuda
tax form
n formulaire m de déclaration de revenus
tax-free
adj exonéré (e) d'impôts
→ a tax-free savings plan
tax haven
n paradis m fiscal
tax inspector
n (British) inspecteur (-trice) m/f des impôts
tax purposes
npl
for tax purposes pour raisons fiscales
tax rebate
n ristourne f fiscale
tax relief
n dégrèvements mpl d'impôts
→ You can get tax relief on your mortgage.
tax return
n déclaration f de revenus
→ Tax returns have to be in by the end of the month.
tax shelter
n niche f fiscale
→ The consultancy offers advice on ethical tax-shelters.
tax year
n année f fiscale
value added tax
n (British) taxe f sur la valeur ajoutée
wealth tax
n impôt m sur la fortune
windfall tax
n taxe f exceptionnelle sur les bénéfices (des entreprises privatisées)
withholding tax
n (mainly US) acompte m provisionnel au titre de l'impôt sur le revenu