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1 réduction
réduction [ʀedyksjɔ̃]feminine noun• réduction de salaire/d'impôts wage/tax cut• réduction pour les étudiants/chômeurs concessions for students/the unemployed* * *ʀedyksjɔ̃1) ( remise) discount, reduction; ( consentie à un groupe particulier) concession ( sur on)réduction de 5% — 5% reduction
réduction étudiants — concession GB ou special price for students
2) ( action de diminuer) (de dépenses, coût, subventions, production) cutting, reducing; ( de délais) shortening, reducing; (d'armements, inégalités) reducing3) ( diminution) (de dépenses, coût, d'armements) reduction, cut (de in)4) Art ( reproduction réduite) small replica5) Chimie, Culinaire, Mathématique, Médecine reduction* * *ʀedyksjɔ̃ nf1) (= diminution) reduction2) COMMERCE discount, reduction3)* * *réduction nf1 ( remise) discount, reduction; ( consentie à un groupe particulier) concession (sur on); réduction de 5% 5% reduction; faire une réduction à qn to give sb a discount; je vous fais une réduction de 50 euros/5% I'll give you a 50-euro/5% discount; réduction de fractions au même dénominateur reduction of fractions to a common denominator; réduction étudiants/familles nombreuses concession for students/large families; avoir droit à une réduction to have a concession;2 ( action de diminuer) (de dépenses, coût, subventions, production) cutting, reducing; ( de délais) shortening, reducing; (d'armements, inégalités) reducing; réduction d'impôts cutting taxes; réduction de l'écart entre narrowing the gap between;3 ( diminution) (de dépenses, coût, d'armements) reduction, cut (de in); réduction d'impôts tax cut; réductions d'effectifs staff cuts;4 ( simplification) la réduction d'une théorie à quelques principes de base reducing a theory to a few basic principles;5 Art ( reproduction réduite) small replica;[redyksjɔ̃] nom fémininaccorder ou faire une réduction de 50 euros sur le prix total to give a 50-euro discount on the overall costils nous ont imposé une réduction des dépenses/salaires they've cut our expenditure/wagesils ont promis une réduction des impôts they promised to reduce ou to lower taxes3. [copie plus petite - d'une œuvre] (scale) model7. DROIT————————en réduction locution adjectivale -
2 allègement fiscal
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3 allègement
allégement, allègement [alεʒmɑ̃]masculine nouna. [de fardeau, véhicule] lightening* * *alɛʒmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( en poids) lightening2) ( réduction) ( de charges) reduction; ( de contrôles) relaxing; ( de structures) simplification3) ( de conditions de détention) improvement* * *alɛʒmɑ̃ nm[programmes scolaires, charge fiscale] lightening* * *allégement nm1 ( en poids) lightening;2 ( réduction) (de dette, charges) reduction; ( de contrôles) relaxing; (de structures, procédures) simplification; allégement des effectifs Scol reduction in numbers; allégement de la fiscalité tax cuts (pl); allégement fiscal tax relief;4 ( de conditions de détention) improvement, easing.[alɛʒmɑ̃] nom masculinils sont en faveur de l'allègement des charges sociales pour les entreprises they are in favour of reducing employers' national insurance contributions3. ÉDUCATION4. SPORT [des skis] lifting (the weight off the skis) -
4 détaxe
détaxe [detaks]feminine noun( = réduction) reduction in tax ; ( = suppression) removal of tax (de from ) ; ( = remboursement) tax refund• marchandises en détaxe duty-free or tax-free goods* * *detaksnom féminin ( suppression de taxe) tax removal; ( remboursement de taxe) tax refund; ( ristourne d'exportation) export rebate* * *detaks nf(= réduction) reduction in tax, (= suppression) removal of tax, (= remboursement) tax refund* * *détaxe nf Fisc ( suppression de taxe) tax removal; ( remboursement de taxe) tax refund; ( ristourne d'exportation) export rebate.[detaks] nom féminin1. [levée]a. [réduction] the reduction of duty ou tax on tobaccob. [suppression] the lifting of tax ou duty on tobacco2. [remboursement] -
5 abattement
abattement [abatmɑ̃]masculine nounb. ( = dépression) dejection* * *abatmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( dépressif) despondency2) ( réduction) gén reduction; ( pour impôt) allowance•Phrasal Verbs:* * *abatmɑ̃ nm1) (moral) dejection, despondency2) (physique) exhaustion3) (= déduction)* * *abattement nm1 ( état dépressif) despondency; être plongé dans un abattement profond to be deeply despondent;[abatmɑ̃] nom masculin2. [rabais] reduction -
6 minoration
minoration [minɔʀasjɔ̃]feminine noun( = réduction) reduction• une minoration de 5 % des impôts a 5% reduction in tax* * *minɔʀasjɔ̃1) ( sous-estimation) undervaluation; ( de prix) underestimation2) ( réduction) reduction* * *minoration nf1 Comm ( sous-estimation) (de bien, marchandise) undervaluation; ( de prix) underestimation; il y a eu minoration de la valeur réelle the true value was underestimated;2 ( réduction) reduction; minoration de 2% 2 percent reduction; minoration des prix cut in prices; minoration des prix de 2% 2 percent price cut.[minɔrasjɔ̃] nom fémininune minoration de 5 % du tarif de base a 5% cut in the basic rateprocéder à une minoration des loyers to reduce ou to lower rents2. [minimisation] minimizing -
7 décote
dekɔtnom féminin Finance ( baisse) drop* * *dekɔt nf[actions, titre] fall, (fiscale) tax relief* * *décote nf1 Fisc tax rebate;2 Fin ( réduction) discount (par from); ( baisse) drop; des actions vendues avec une décote shares sold at a loss.[dekɔt] nom féminin1. [réduction d'impôt] tax relief -
8 détaxation
détaxation nf tax exemption.[detaksasjɔ̃] nom féminina. [réduction] the reduction of duty ou tax on videorecordersb. [suppression] the lifting of duty ou tax off videorecorders -
9 dégrèvement
dégrèvement [degʀεvmɑ̃]masculine noun* * *degʀɛvmɑ̃nom masculin* * *deɡʀɛvmɑ̃ nm* * *dégrèvement nm dégrèvement (fiscal) tax relief; avoir droit à un dégrèvement to be entitled to tax relief.[degrɛvmɑ̃] nom masculina. [d'une entreprise] tax reliefb. [d'un produit] reduction of tax ou duty -
10 dégrèvement fiscal
a. [d'une entreprise] tax reliefb. [d'un produit] reduction of tax ou duty -
11 Niches fiscales
a raft of tax avoidance mechanisms designed to allow those with high income to pay little or no income tax, thanks to careful investment in a range of fiscally attractive niches, including investment in French overseas territories, small firms, newbuild property for rent, the French cinema, and many more. The reduction of niches fiscales is seen in 2011 as one of the means of bringing down France's massive mountain of debt.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Niches fiscales
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