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1 déductible
déductible [dedyktibl]adjective* * *dedyktibladjectif deductible (de from)* * *dedyktibl adj* * *déductible adj deductible (de from); déductible des impôts tax-deductible.[dedyktibl] adjectif -
2 déductible des impôts
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3 impôt
impôt [ɛ̃po]masculine noun( = taxe) tax• je paye plus de 10 000 € d'impôts I pay more than 10,000 euros in tax• impôt direct/indirect/déguisé direct/indirect/hidden tax• faire un bénéfice de 10 000 € avant impôt to make a profit of 10,000 euros before tax► impôt foncier ≈ land tax► impôt sur les plus-values ≈ capital gains tax━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The main taxes in France are income tax ( l'impôt sur le revenu), value-added tax on consumer goods (« la TVA »), local taxes funding public amenities ( les impôts locaux) and two kinds of company tax (« la taxe professionnelle », l'impôt sur les sociétés).Income tax can either be paid in three instalments (the first two, known as « tiers provisionnels », are estimates based on the previous year's tax, while the third makes up the actual tax due), or in monthly instalments (an option known as « mensualisation »). Late payment incurs a 10% penalty known as a « majoration ».* * *ɛ̃ponom masculin taxavant/après impôt — before/after tax
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɛ̃po1. nm1) (taxe spécifique) tax2)l'impôt — taxation, taxes pl
le recouvrement de l'impôt — tax collection, the collection of taxes
2. impôts nmpl(= contributions) tax sgpayer 1000 euros d'impôts — to pay 1,000 euros in tax
* * *A nm1 ( prélèvement) tax; payer ses impôts to pay one's taxes; payer 2 000 € d'impôts to pay €2,000 in tax; avant/après impôt before/after tax; impôt direct/indirect direct/indirect tax; impôt progressif/proportionnel progressive/proportional tax;B impôts nmpl ( institution) les impôts tax (sg); réduire les impôts to reduce tax; payer des impôts to pay tax.impôt additionnel surtax; impôt sur les bénéfices corporation tax; impôt sur le capital tax on capital; impôt foncier property tax; impôt sur la fortune wealth tax; impôt sur les grandes fortunes, IGF ≈ wealth tax; impôt indiciaire wealth-related tax; impôts locaux local taxes; impôt sur le patrimoine inheritance tax; impôt sur les plus-values capital gains tax; impôt de quotité proportional tax; impôt sur le revenu income tax; impôt sur le revenu des personnes physiques, IRPP personal income tax; impôt sur les sociétés corporate tax, company tax; impôt de solidarité sur la fortune, ISF ≈ wealth tax.ⓘ Impôt sur le revenu A tax payable on income (but not deducted at source) which may be paid in three instalments in arrears or on a monthly basis. An annual tax return ( la déclaration d'impôts) must be completed as part of the process.[ɛ̃po] nom masculin1. [prélèvement] taxl'impôt taxation, taxespayer 1 000 euros d'impôt to pay 1,000 euros in taxes ou (in) taxfinancé par l'impôt paid for out of taxes ou with the taxpayers' moneyimpôt direct/indirect direct/indirect tax2. (figuré & littéraire)These are taxes levied to finance local, departmental or regional government. The best-known are the taxe d'habitation (paid by rent-paying tenants), the taxe foncière (paid by homeowners) and the taxe professionnelle (levied on businesses). The rate of each tax is decided at local level. -
4 déduire
déduire [dedyiʀ]➭ TABLE 38 transitive verb[+ somme] to deduct ; ( = conclure) to deduce* * *dedɥiʀ
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1) ( tirer la conséquence) to deduce (de from; que that)3) ( soustraire) to deduct (de from)frais déduits, une fois déduits les frais — after deduction of expenses
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se déduire verbe pronominal1) ( être induit) to be inferred (de from)2) ( découler) to be deduced (de from)3) ( être soustrait) to be deducted (de from)* * *dedɥiʀ vt1) (= retrancher) to deduct2) (= conclure)déduire que — to conclude that, to deduce that
Ils en ont déduit que le gouvernail était probablement défectueux. — They concluded that the rudder was probably faulty., They deduced that the rudder was probably faulty.
J'en déduis qu'il m'a menti. — That makes me think he lied to me.
* * *déduire verb table: conduireA vtr1 ( tirer la conséquence) to deduce (de from; que that);2 ( supposer) to infer (de from; que that);3 ( soustraire) to deduct (de from); frais déduits, une fois déduits les frais after deduction of expenses.B se déduire vpr1 ( être induit) to be inferred (de from);2 ( découler) to be deduced (de from);[dedɥir] verbe transitif -
5 franchise
franchise [fʀɑ̃∫iz]feminine nouna. [de personne] franknessb. ( = exemption) exemption• « franchise postale » ≈ "official paid"* * *fʀɑ̃ʃiz2) ( exemption) exemption3) ( en assurance) excess GB, deductible US4) Commerce franchise•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fʀɑ̃ʃiz nf1) [personne] frankness2) [impôt] exemption, (douanière) exemption3) COMMERCE franchise* * *franchise nf1 ( qualité) (de personne, regard, d'aveu) frankness; ( de ton) sincerity; en toute franchise quite frankly; avoir le mérite de la franchise to have the merit of being frank; manquer de franchise to lack sincerity;2 ( exemption) exemption;4 Comm franchise; accorder une franchise to grant a franchise; mettre en franchise to franchise; magasin en franchise franchised shop;franchise de bagages Aviat baggage allowance; franchise douanière Admin exemption from customs duties; en franchise douanière duty-free; franchise fiscale Fisc tax exemption; franchise postale ( sur une enveloppe) ‘postage paid’; envoyer qch en franchise postale to send sth post free.[frɑ̃ʃiz] nom féminin[exonération] exemptionavec franchise frankly, straightforwardlyen toute franchise quite frankly, to be honest with you -
6 franchisé
franchise [fʀɑ̃∫iz]feminine nouna. [de personne] franknessb. ( = exemption) exemption• « franchise postale » ≈ "official paid"* * *fʀɑ̃ʃiz2) ( exemption) exemption3) ( en assurance) excess GB, deductible US4) Commerce franchise•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fʀɑ̃ʃiz nf1) [personne] frankness2) [impôt] exemption, (douanière) exemption3) COMMERCE franchise* * *franchise nf1 ( qualité) (de personne, regard, d'aveu) frankness; ( de ton) sincerity; en toute franchise quite frankly; avoir le mérite de la franchise to have the merit of being frank; manquer de franchise to lack sincerity;2 ( exemption) exemption;4 Comm franchise; accorder une franchise to grant a franchise; mettre en franchise to franchise; magasin en franchise franchised shop;franchise de bagages Aviat baggage allowance; franchise douanière Admin exemption from customs duties; en franchise douanière duty-free; franchise fiscale Fisc tax exemption; franchise postale ( sur une enveloppe) ‘postage paid’; envoyer qch en franchise postale to send sth post free.[frɑ̃ʃize] nom masculin
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