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1 erheben
erheben v 1. GEN survey; levy (Steuern, Gebühren); 2. RECHT bring (Klage); raise (Einspruch); submit (Anspruch, Forderung); 3. STEUER levy (Steuern); 4. WIWI ascertain; 5. STAT collect, gather (Daten)* * *v 1. < Geschäft> survey, Steuern, Gebühren levy; 2. < Recht> Klage bring, Einspruch raise Anspruch, Forderung submit; 3. < Steuer> Steuern levy; 4. <Vw> ascertain* * *erheben
(Beitrag) to collect, to levy, (erfassen) to record, (ermitteln) to ascertain, (Steuern) to collect [taxes], to exact, to impose, to levy;
• Abgaben erheben to levy [taxes];
• Anspruch auf einen Nachlass erheben to lay claim to an estate;
• gemeinsam Ansprüche auf eine Konkursmasse erheben to concur;
• Beanstandungen erheben to raise objections;
• Einspruch erheben to lodge a protest;
• keine Eintrittsgebühr erheben to charge no entrance fee;
• Einwand erheben to enter a plea;
• Forderung erheben to lodge a claim;
• Gebühr erheben to charge a fee;
• Klage gegen j. erheben to bring an action against s. o.;
• per Nachnahme erheben to collect on delivery;
• Parkplatzgebühr erheben to lay a charge upon the use of a carpark;
• Quellensteuer (Steuern an der Quelle) erheben to levy a tax at the source, to withhold a tax;
• Steuern erheben to levy taxes;
• Vorschlag zum Beschluss erheben to adopt a resolution;
• Wechselprotest erheben to protest a bill;
• Widerspruch erheben to make objections, to oppose;
• Zinsen erheben to charge interest.
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