英语词汇“tax”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

taxnoun [ C or U ]

uk/tæks/usplural taxes TAX, FINANCE

an amount paid to the government based on a person's income, a company’s profits, the value of goods and services, etc, or this money considered together:

Offshore trading companies are liable to pay tax at a rate of 5%.

avoid/evade/escape tax Huge companies have the money to pay lawyers who advise them on ways to avoid tax.

a tax on sth The law states that foreign businesses must pay taxes on business conducted in the US.

increase/put up/raise taxes Many of the opposition's proposals will be very difficult to achieve without raising taxes.

introduce/impose/levy a tax (on sth) The city has levied a tax of €1,000 on any SUVs registered to city-center addresses.

abolish/cut/reduce a tax

lift/remove a tax

tax cuts/increases/rises The government must tighten its budget next year to offset poorly timed tax cuts.

If you do not make the tax payment by February 28, an additional 5% surcharge is imposed.

after/before tax The bank's bad debt provision forced profits before tax down to €152.7m.

exclusive/inclusive of tax(es) The hotel failed to provide room rates inclusive of taxes.

high/low tax(es) The area has very low property taxes.

basic-rate/higher-rate tax

a tax accountant/adviser/consultant

a tax authority/agency/office

taxverb [ T ]

uk/tæks/usTAX, FINANCE

to make people or businesses pay an amount of money to the government from the money they earn, or when they buy goods or services:

The state does not tax food or clothing.

tax sth as sth The profits from these investments are taxed as ordinary income.

tax sth at (a rate of) sth Earnings above the current threshold are taxed at 50%.

tax sb on sth Homeowners who sell land for development are taxed on the profit.

tax sb/sth heavily/lightly The government may tax housing more heavily.

Non-electrical machines are lightly taxed.

单词	tax
释义	Contents noun (1) tax (1) verb (2) tax (MONEY) tax (NEED EFFORT) Contents noun (1) tax (MONEY) verb (2) tax (NEED EFFORT) tax (REQUIRE TO PAY) Contents noun (1) tax (1) verb (1) tax (1) English American Business taxnoun [ C or U ] uk/tæks/us/tæks/ B1 (an amount of) money paid to the government that is based on your income or the cost of goods or services you have bought: They're increasing the tax on cigarettes. Tax cuts (= reductions in taxes) are always popular. What do you earn before/after tax (= before/after you have paid tax on the money you earn)? More examples A person's gross income is the money they earn before tax is deducted from it. The government have promised that they'll reduce taxes. The government will pay for the new schools by increasing the tax on luxury goods. Do you pay less tax if you're self-employed? The Chancellor has increased the tax on alcohol again. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taxation capital gains tax capitation chargeable corporation tax custom indirect tax inheritance tax levy National Insurance octroi rateable value tax avoidance tax break tax credit tax exile tax-deductible tax-exempt VATable welfare state withholding tax See more results » taxverb [ T ] uk/tæks/us/tæks/ tax verb [ T ] (MONEY) C1 to make someone pay a tax: Husbands and wives may be taxed jointly/separately. More examples There was great opposition to plans to tax books. All subjects were taxed by the king. Any amount over this figure will be taxed. She is not taxed on these earnings because they are so low. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taxation capital gains tax capitation chargeable corporation tax custom indirect tax inheritance tax levy National Insurance octroi rateable value tax avoidance tax break tax credit tax exile tax-deductible tax-exempt VATable welfare state withholding tax See more results » tax verb [ T ] (NEED EFFORT) to need someone to make a lot of effort, either physical or mental: He only has to read a short report - it shouldn't tax him too much. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Complicated and difficult to do advanced ambitious another arduous *as much as you* can do idiom fiddly fiendish fierce formidable get blood out of/from a stone idiom murky painstaking picnic problematic punishing rigorous uphill vexed wearing wearying See more results » taxnoun [ C/U ] us/tæks/ tax noun [ C/U ] (MONEY) social studies (an amount of) money paid to the government, usually a percentage of personal income or of the cost of goods or services bought: [ C ] income/sales/Social Security tax [ C ] a property/gasoline tax [ U ] The senator proposed a tax increase/cut. tax refund social studies A tax refund is money returned to you from the government because you have paid more than you needed to for a particular year. taxverb [ T ] us/tæks/ tax verb [ T ] (NEED EFFORT) to be difficult for someone or use too much of something: All he has to do is wash a few dishes – that shouldn’t tax him too much. Round-the-clock nursing care severely taxed her resources. tax verb [ T ] (REQUIRE TO PAY) to require a person or organization to pay a tax: He maintained that corporations were not being taxed enough. taxnoun [ C or U ] uk/tæks/usplural taxes TAX, FINANCE an amount paid to the government based on a person's income, a company’s profits, the value of goods and services, etc, or this money considered together: Offshore trading companies are liable to pay tax at a rate of 5%. avoid/evade/escape tax Huge companies have the money to pay lawyers who advise them on ways to avoid tax. a tax on sth The law states that foreign businesses must pay taxes on business conducted in the US. increase/put up/raise taxes Many of the opposition's proposals will be very difficult to achieve without raising taxes. introduce/impose/levy a tax (on sth) The city has levied a tax of €1,000 on any SUVs registered to city-center addresses. abolish/cut/reduce a tax lift/remove a tax tax cuts/increases/rises The government must tighten its budget next year to offset poorly timed tax cuts. If you do not make the tax payment by February 28, an additional 5% surcharge is imposed. after/before tax The bank's bad debt provision forced profits before tax down to €152.7m. exclusive/inclusive of tax(es) The hotel failed to provide room rates inclusive of taxes. high/low tax(es) The area has very low property taxes. basic-rate/higher-rate tax a tax accountant/adviser/consultant a tax authority/agency/office See also ad valorem after-tax back tax capital gains tax capital tax consumption tax corporation tax council tax death tax deferred tax degressive tax direct tax discriminatory tax EBIT estate tax excise tax expenditure tax federal tax flat tax gift tax goods and services tax graduated tax head tax hypothecated taxes income tax indirect tax inheritance tax input tax local tax luxury tax output tax payroll tax personal income tax pre-tax progressive tax property tax proportional tax purchase tax real estate tax regressive tax road tax sales tax sin tax social security tax specific tax state tax stealth tax supertax surtax transaction tax turnover tax unitary tax value-added tax wealth tax windfall tax withholding tax taxverb [ T ] uk/tæks/usTAX, FINANCE to make people or businesses pay an amount of money to the government from the money they earn, or when they buy goods or services:** The state does not tax food or clothing. tax sth as sth The profits from these investments are taxed as ordinary income. tax sth at (a rate of) sth Earnings above the current threshold are taxed at 50%. tax sb on sth Homeowners who sell land for development are taxed on the profit. tax sb/sth heavily/lightly The government may tax housing more heavily. Non-electrical machines are lightly taxed.
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taxnoun [ C or U ]

taxverb [ T ]

tax verb [ T ] (MONEY)

tax verb [ T ] (NEED EFFORT)

taxnoun [ C/U ]

tax noun [ C/U ] (MONEY)

taxverb [ T ]

tax verb [ T ] (NEED EFFORT)

tax verb [ T ] (REQUIRE TO PAY)

taxnoun [ C or U ]

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taxverb [ T ]