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1 nettolønn
subst. net pay, net wages, after-tax pay, after-tax wage subst. (dagligtale) take-home pay -
2 inntektsskatt
* * *subst. income tax (f.eks.I pay $5000 in income tax
) (økonomi) (negativ inntektsskatt) negative income tax (ekstraordinær inntektsskatt) surtax -
3 kildeskatt
subst. withholding tax, tax deducted at source subst. pay-as-you-earn tax, PAYE tax -
4 skatte
verb. tax, assess verb. estimate, value, appreciate, prize verb. pay tax -
5 forskuddsskatt
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6 realrenteavgiftspliktig
adj. (skatt) liable to pay tax on real rate of return
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