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1 tax
tax [tæks]1. noun• before/after tax avant/après l'impôt• how much tax do you pay? combien d'impôts payez-vous ?a. [+ goods] taxer ; [+ income, person] imposer ; [+ patience] mettre à l'épreuve ; [+ strength] éprouverb. ( = accuse) to tax sb with (doing) sth accuser qn de (faire) qch3. adjective[system, incentive] fiscal4. compounds• for tax purposes pour des raisons fiscales ► tax return noun (feuille f de) déclaration f de revenus* * *[tæks] 1. 2.transitive verb1) imposer [earnings, person]; taxer [luxury goods]2) Automobile3) ( strain) mettre [quelque chose] à l'épreuve [patience] -
2 property
∎ hands off! that's my property! n'y touchez pas, c'est à moi ou ça m'appartient!;∎ this book is the property of Theresa Lloyd ce livre appartient à Theresa Lloyd;∎ government property propriété f de l'État;∎ she left him all her property elle lui a laissé tous ses biens;∎ this is stolen property ce sont des objets volés(b) (UNCOUNT) (buildings) propriété f; (real estate) biens mpl immobiliers, immobilier m; (land) terres fpl, propriété f (foncière);∎ Smythe is investing his money in property Smythe investit son argent dans l'immobilier;∎ they own a lot of property in the country (houses) ils ont de nombreuses propriétés à la campagne; (land) ils ont de nombreuses terres à la campagne;∎ a man of property un homme qui possède des biens immobiliers ou une fortune personnelle;∎ to get a foot on the property ladder accéder à la propriété, devenir propriétaire∎ to be on sb's property être dans la propriété de qn;∎ get off my property! sortez de chez moi!∎ what are the chemical properties of cobalt? quelles sont les propriétés chimiques du cobalt?;∎ healing properties vertus fpl thérapeutiques ou curatives∎ literary/intellectual property propriété f littéraire/intellectuelle►► British property assets patrimoine m immobilier;property centre centre m de vente immobilière;property developer promoteur(trice) m,f (immobilier(ère));property development promotion f immobilière;British property loan prêt m immobilier;Theatre property man accessoiriste m;property market marché m immobilier;Theatre property mistress accessoiriste f;property owner propriétaire mf;property shares valeurs fpl immobilières;property speculation spéculation f immobilière;property speculator spéculateur(trice) m,f immobilier(ère);property surveyor (architecte mf) expert(e) m,f;property tax impôt m foncier -
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4 property
∎ he's investing his money in property il investit son argent dans l'immobilier;∎ to get a foot on the property ladder accéder à la propriété, devenir propriétaireBritish property assets patrimoine m immobilier;property centre centre m de vente immobilière;property charge dette f foncière;property developer promoteur(trice) m, f immobilier(ère);property development promotion f immobilière;British property loan prêt m immobilier;property manager gérant(e) m, f d'immeubles;property market marché m de l'immobilier;property owner propriétaire m f;property shares valeurs f pl immobilières;property speculation spéculations f pl immobilières;property speculator spéculateur(trice) m, f immobilier(ère);property surveyor (architecte m f??) expert(e) m, f;property tax impôt m foncier, taxe f foncière(b) (possessions) biens m pl;∎ she left him all her property elle lui a laissé tous ses biens -
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Fisc.1) impôt foncier; impôt immobilier2) [France] impôt sur la fortune (ISF); [U] impôt sur le capitalEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > property tax
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6 property transfer tax
Fisc. droits de mutation [OCDE]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > property transfer tax
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7 tax on property
Fisc. impôt sur la fortuneEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > tax on property
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8 property tax
noun impôt m foncier -
9 property tax
impôt m foncier, taxe f foncière -
10 property, tax
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11 property, tax, credit
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12 tax, ratio, for, a, property, class
coefficient m d'impôt applicable à une catégorie de biensEnglish-French legislative terms > tax, ratio, for, a, property, class
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13 immovable property gains tax
Fisc. impôt sur les plus-values de biens immobliersEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > immovable property gains tax
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14 real property tax
Fisc. impôt sur le patrimoine immobilierEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > real property tax
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15 municipal, property, tax
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16 Ontario, energy, and, property, tax, credit
(discontinued on July 1, 2012)crédit m d'impôt de l'Ontario pour les coûts d'énergie et les impôts fonciersEnglish-French legislative terms > Ontario, energy, and, property, tax, credit
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17 Ontario, property, tax, credit
crédit m d'impôts fonciers de l'OntarioEnglish-French legislative terms > Ontario, property, tax, credit
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18 senior, homeowners', property, tax, grant
subvention f aux personnes âgées propriétaires pour l'impôt foncierEnglish-French legislative terms > senior, homeowners', property, tax, grant
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19 налог на землю
налог на землю
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налог на землю
налог, взимаемый со всех хозяйствующих субъектов, имеющих земельные участки в собственности, во владении и пользовании на правах аренды. Объектом обложения выступают размеры земельного участка; ставки налога (тарифы) дифференцированы в зависимости от назначения земли, ее ценности, местоположения и др. Суммы уплаченного налога, если необходимо, относятся плательщиком на себестоимость производства (работ). Начисленный налог зачисляется в местный бюджет (см. Бюджетный федерализм).
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land tax
Property tax. A tax laid upon the legal or beneficial owner of real property, and apportioned upon the assessed value of his land. (Source: WESTS)
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20 rateable
2 ( assessable) évaluable.
См. также в других словарях:
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