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1 VAT
nome BE (abbr. value-added tax imposta sul valore aggiunto) IVA f.* * *( abbreviation) (value-added tax: The price is $60, not including VAT.) IVA* * *VAT /vi:eɪˈti:/n.(acronimo di value-added tax) (fisc.) IVA ( imposta sul valore aggiunto): VAT office, ufficio IVA; DIALOGO → - Car problems 4- «How much is it going to cost me?» DIALOGO → - Car problems 4- «£60 plus VAT», «Quanto mi costerà?» «£60 più IVA»● VAT-free, esente da IVA □ VAT-inclusive price, prezzo IVA inclusa.* * *nome BE (abbr. value-added tax imposta sul valore aggiunto) IVA f. -
2 inclusive in·clu·sive
[ɪn'kluːsɪv]1. adj(sum, price) tutto compreso inv£500, inclusive of VAT — 500 sterline, IVA compresa
2. advfrom the 10th to the 15th inclusive — dal 10 al 15 incluso or compreso
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