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1 reddito
m commerce incomereddito annuo annual incomecoppia a doppio reddito double-income couple* * *reddito s.m. (econ.) income, revenue, yield; ( utile) profit, return: reddito annuo, yearly income; redditi commerciali, industriali, commercial, industrial profits; reddito complessivo, aggregate income; reddito da locazione, rental income; reddito di capitale, unearned income; reddito di lavoro, earned income; reddito da lavoro dipendente, income from employment; reddito da lavoro autonomo, income from self-employment; reddito di esercizio, operating income; redditi diversi, miscellaneous income; reddito esente da tasse, non imponibile, non-taxable income; reddito familiare, family income; reddito fondiario, income from land and buildings; reddito figurativo, notional income; reddito immobiliare, income from real estate; redditi occasionali, perquisites; reddito patrimoniale, estate income; reddito personale, personal income; reddito presunto, estimated income; reddito pro capite, per capita income; reddito pubblico, public revenue; reddito reale, real income; reddito in natura, income in kind; reddito soggetto a ritenuta alla fonte, tassato alla fonte, income taxed at source; reddito al lordo di imposta, income before taxation; reddito soggetto a tassazione separata, income subject to separate taxation; a basso, alto reddito, low-income, high-income; categoria a reddito fisso, fixed-income bracket (o class); imposta sui redditi professionali, tax on professional earnings; scaglione di reddito, income bracket (o class); l'andamento del reddito in Italia negli anni 80, income trends in Italy in the eighties; vivere del proprio reddito, to live on one's income; spendere più del proprio reddito, to exceed one's income; colpire qualsiasi forma di reddito, to seize upon any source of revenue // (fin.): reddito da capitale, capital gain (s) (o return on capital); reddito da investimento, mobiliare, return on investment (o income from investment); reddito su azioni, yield on securities; reddito da obbligazioni, bond yield; titoli di reddito, income stock.* * *['rɛddito]sostantivo maschile econ. income, revenueavere un reddito di 30.000 euro all'anno — to be on an income of 30,000 euros per year
fonte di reddito — source of income o of revenue
reddito da lavoro autonomo — income from self-employment, self-employment income
reddito da lavoro dipendente — income from employment, earned income
* * *reddito/'rεddito/sostantivo m.econ. income, revenue; avere un reddito di 30.000 euro all'anno to be on an income of 30,000 euros per year; famiglie a basso reddito low-income households; imposta sul reddito income tax; fascia di reddito income bracket; fonte di reddito source of income o of revenue; a reddito fisso fixed-income\reddito di capitali unearned income; reddito imponibile taxable income; reddito d'impresa business income; reddito da lavoro earned income; reddito da lavoro autonomo income from self-employment, self-employment income; reddito da lavoro dipendente income from employment, earned income; reddito nazionale national income. -
2 rendita
f incomerendita vitalizia annuityvivere di rendita have private means* * *rendita s.f.1 (spec. privata) income, unearned income; ( pubblica) revenue; ( da affitto) rent; ( da capitali) yield, return, gain, surplus; ( proventi, introiti) incomings (pl.): rendita fissa, fixed income; rendita fondiaria, land rent; rendita dello stato, State revenues; vivere di rendita, to live on a private income // (fin.): rendita obbligazionaria, bond yield; rendita da capitale, return on capital (o capital yield); certificato, cartella di rendita, irredeemable bond (o stock) // rendita del consumatore, consumer's surplus; rendita del produttore, producer's surplus2 (dir.) annuity: rendita perpetua, perpetual annuity; rendita vitalizia, life annuity; rendita differita, deferred annuity; rendita frazionata, apportionable annuity; rendita vitalizia reversibile, reversionary annuity.* * *['rɛndita]sostantivo femminile1) (privata) unearned income; (pubblica) revenue; (da azioni, investimenti) yieldvivere di rendita — to live on a private income o private means
rendita del 5% — yield of 5%
2) dir. annuity•rendita vitalizia — perpetuity, life(time) annuity
* * *rendita/'rεndita/sostantivo f.1 (privata) unearned income; (pubblica) revenue; (da azioni, investimenti) yield; vivere di rendita to live on a private income o private means; rendita del 5% yield of 5%2 dir. annuityrendita da capitale return on capital; rendita catastale cadastral rent; rendita fondiaria land revenue; rendita vitalizia perpetuity, life(time) annuity. -
3 patrimoniale
patrimoniale agg. patrimonial // (dir.): reato patrimoniale, crime against property; danno patrimoniale, property damage; asse patrimoniale, estate and property; proprietà patrimoniale, ( immobili) patrimonial estate; beni patrimoniali, ( mobili) chattels // (econ.) rendita patrimoniale, unearned income (o income from property and investments) // (trib.) imposta patrimoniale, ( sui beni immobili) property tax // (fin.) stato patrimoniale, financial standing, ( di un'azienda) financial statement (of a company).* * *[patrimo'njale]1. agg2. sf(imposta) property tax* * *[patrimo'njale]aggettivo [interesse, diritto] proprietaryimposta patrimoniale — capital levy, property tax
* * *patrimoniale/patrimo'njale/[interesse, diritto] proprietary; imposta patrimoniale capital levy, property tax; danno patrimoniale damage to property; accertamento patrimoniale means test. -
4 reddito di capitali
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5 parassitario
parassitario agg.1 (biol.) parasitary* * *pl. -ri, - rie [parassi'tarjo, ri, rje] parassitico pl. -ci, - che [paras'sitiko, tʃi, ke] aggettivo parasitic(al) -
6 imposta locale sui redditi
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7 rendita sf
['rɛndita](di individuo) private o unearned income, Comm revenuevivere di rendita — to have private means, (fig : studente) to survive on one's past results
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8 imposta locale sui redditi
Nuovo dizionario Italiano-Inglese > imposta locale sui redditi
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9 rendita
sf ['rɛndita](di individuo) private o unearned income, Comm revenuevivere di rendita — to have private means, (fig : studente) to survive on one's past results
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