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Definition of fiscal - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
financial matterspertaining to finance and money in general
- The fiscal report showed a significant profit.
2.
government financesrelated to government spending and revenue
- The fiscal policy was debated in parliament.
Noun
1.
financeRare public official managing public revenueRare
- The fiscal ensured the funds were properly allocated.
2.
legalTECH. UK public prosecutor in Scots lawTECH. UK
- The fiscal presented the case in court.
3.
public prosecutorTECH. UK solicitor or attorney general in some countriesTECH. UK
- The fiscal advised on legal matters.
Expressions with fiscal
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government bodies that manage taxes, public budgets and other state finances
The fiscal authorities increased taxes to reduce the national deficit.
related to government revenue or spending
The policy changes were significant in fiscal matters.
matters related to managing budgets taxes and public or organizational money
The committee met to review the country's fiscal affairs before finalizing the budget.
financial benefit created by authorities to encourage specific spending or investment
The government introduced a fiscal incentive to promote renewable energy projects.
sudden economic impact from simultaneous fiscal changes
The country faced a fiscal cliff due to new tax laws.
shortfall in a government's budget
The fiscal deficit has widened this year.
government strategy for economic management through spending and taxes
The fiscal policy aims to boost economic growth.
financial stress on a government or organization
The fiscal pressure on the city led to budget cuts.
financial help from a government to stabilize or stimulate economic activity
During the recession, increased fiscal support helped many small businesses survive.
12-month period used for accounting purposes
The company's fiscal year ends in March..
the date marking the end of a fiscal year
The fiscal year-end for the firm is December 31.
increase in taxation as inflation raises income into higher tax brackets
Due to fiscal drag, her salary increase resulted in higher taxes..
government action to slow economic growth
The government implemented fiscal braking to control inflation.
branch of law dealing with government money management and control
She studied fiscal law to specialize in government budget regulation.
laws that deal with government money, taxes and public spending
The country updated its fiscal legislation after the economic crisis.
Origin of fiscal
Latin, fiscus (treasury)
Terms with fiscal included in their meaning
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politics
supporting fiscal, political, or social conservatism
finance
the first three months of a fiscal year
finance
taking place at the close of a fiscal year
finance
end of a fiscal year
accounting
synonym of fiscal year in accounting
economy
political strategy emphasizing budget cuts and fiscal discipline
fiscal policy
individual advocating for strict fiscal discipline
budgetary spending
financial outlays by a government in a fiscal period
finance
final one-fourth period of a fiscal year
acr: fiscal year
year used by companies to plan money
economic strategy
combination of fiscal and monetary policies
fiscal intervention
supporting fiscal intervention at zero lower bound
South Africa
the fiscal shrike, Lanius collaris
acr: end of fiscal year
end date for a company's yearly financial records
fiscal policy
approach focusing on fiscal policy to control economy
acr: Institute for Fiscal Studies
research institute focusing on economic policies
acr: School Fiscal Year
financial year for a school
acr: state fiscal year
year for state financial planning
abr: Fourth quarter
last three months of a calendar or fiscal year
end date
the date marking the end of a fiscal year
business
sudden economic impact from simultaneous fiscal changes
business
deflationary effect from government fiscal policies
Examples of fiscal in a sentence
Fiscal challenges are affecting the global economy. The fiscal year ended with a surplus. Fiscal measures were introduced to boost the economy. The fiscal presented the annual budget report. During the meeting, the fiscal discussed revenue strategies. The fiscal argued the case with great skill.
In the courtroom, the fiscal's presence was commanding. The fiscal presented the case in court. During the meeting, the fiscal discussed the new regulations.
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- French:financier, trésorier, ...
- German:fiskalisch, Finanzbeamter, ...
- Italian:fiscale, tesoriere, ...
- Spanish:fiscal, tesorero, ...
- Portuguese:financeiro, procurador, ...
- Chinese:财政的, 财政官, ...
- Japanese:財務の, 財務官, ...
- Arabic:مالي, مُدِير إِيرَادَات, ...
- Hebrew:כַּסְפִּי, גִּזְבָּר, ...
- Russian:фискальный, фискал, ...
- Ukrainian:фінансовий, фіскал, ...
- Hindi:वित्तीय, वित्त अधिकारी, ...
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