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after a year — через год; спустя год
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см. tax yearEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > taxable year
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Fisc. année ou exercice d'impositionEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > taxable year
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adjective* * ** * *tax·able[ˈtæksəbl̩]adj inv steuerpflichtig, abgabenpflichtig, Steuer-\taxable article/entity Steuerobjekt/-subjekt nt fachspr\taxable capacity Steuerkraft f, steuerliche Belastungsgrenze\taxable dividend zu versteuernde Dividende\taxable income steuerpflichtiges [o zu versteuerndes] Einkommen\taxable profit zu versteuernder Gewinn* * *['tksəbl]adjperson steuerpflichtig; income also (be)steuerbar (form); goods besteuert, abgabenpflichtig* * *A adj (adv taxably)1. besteuerungsfähig2. steuerpflichtig (Einkommen etc)3. Steuer…:taxable capacity Steuerkraft f;4. JUR gebührenpflichtigB s US1. Steuerpflichtige(r) m/f(m)2. steuerpflichtiges Einkommen* * *adjective* * *adj.steuerpflicht adj. -
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['tæksəbl]aggettivo [earnings, profit] imponibile, tassabile* * *adjective (liable to be taxed: taxable income/goods.) tassabile* * *taxable /ˈtæksəbl/ (fisc.)A a.imponibile; soggetto a imposta; tassabile; soggetto a tassazione: taxable income, reddito imponibile; taxable value, (valore) imponibileB n.● taxable capacity (o ability), capacità contributiva □ taxable goods, beni soggetti a imposta □ taxable year, anno fiscaletaxabilityn. [u]imponibilità; tassabilità.* * *['tæksəbl]aggettivo [earnings, profit] imponibile, tassabile -
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1. a подлежащий обложению налогом2. a налоговый3. a юр. подлежащий уплате4. a обыкн. l5. a налогоплательщики6. a товар, подлежащий обложениюgoods taxable — товары, облагаемые пошлиной
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облагаемый налогом или пошлиной, подлежащий обложению налогом или пошлиной• -
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- accounting year
- assessment year
- audit year
- balance year
- basal year
- base year
- boom year
- budget year
- business year
- calendar year
- contract year
- current year
- economic year
- entire year
- farming year
- financial year
- fiscal year
- half year
- leap year
- present year
- previous year
- production year
- report year
- revaluation year
- short tax year
- subsequent years
- tax year
- taxable year
- trading year
- working year
- year of account
- year of foundation
- year of manufacture
- year under report
- year under review
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•- tax yearThe company increased adjusted earnings by 10 per cent year on year. — Скорректированная прибыль компании увеличилась на 10% в годовом исчислении.
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nгод; (а) year and ( a) day юр. (полный) год
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