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tax
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tax1 /tæks/ ●●● S1 W1 noun
1 [countableC, uncountableU]PET an amount of money that you must pay to the government according to your income, property, goods etc and that is used to pay for public services 税，税款
→ capital gains tax, → corporation tax at corporation(1), council tax, income tax, sales tax, stealth tax, VAT, PAYE COLLOCATIONS
verbs
pay tax 交税
Many people feel they are paying too much tax.
许多人觉得税负太重。
raise/increase taxes (also put up taxes British EnglishBrE) 增税，加税
He claimed the Labour Party would put up taxes.
他声称工党将增税。
lower/cut/reduce taxes 减税
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + taxnThere’s no point promising to cut taxes if you can’t afford it.
high 高的
Higher taxes will slow down consumer spending.
提高税收会降低消费支出。
low 低的
Republican voters say they want lower taxes and sensible spending cuts.
共和党选民称他们需要更低的税赋以及合理的开支削减。
income tax (=tax paid on money that you earn) （个人）所得税
nThe rich should pay more income tax.
sales tax (=a tax on things you buy) 销售税
nWe have to pay 15% sales tax on everything we buy.
inheritance tax (=tax paid on money, property etc that you receive from someone when they die) 遗产税
nInheritance tax applies to the total value of the deceased’s assets.
a direct tax (=a tax on income) 对…征税，向…课税
nThe government’s revenue comes mainly from direct taxes.
nan indirect tax (=a tax on things you buy)
The effect of indirect taxes is to raise the prices of goods.
na flat (rate) tax (=a tax that is the same for different people or things)
tax + NOUNCorporate taxes are to be abolished and replaced by a flat rate tax.
the tax rate/the rate of tax 税率
The government reduced the basic rate of tax to 25p in the pound.
政府将基础税率调低至每镑25便士。
tax cuts 减税
He believes that big tax cuts will encourage economic growth.
他相信，大幅度减税会刺激经济增长。
tax increases 增税，加税
He accused the president of planning the biggest tax increases in US history.
他指责总统策划了美国历史上最大的一次增税。
tax incentives (=lower taxes that encourage people to do something) 税赋优惠
nWe have introduced new tax incentives for savings.
a tax allowance (=an amount you can earn without paying tax on it) 免税额
nCutting personal tax allowances penalizes the poor.
nthe tax burden (=the amount of tax paid)
The total tax burden has risen only slightly.
n THESAURUS
tax money that you must pay to the government, especially from the money you earn, or as an additional payment when you buy something
How much income tax do you pay each month?
The Republicans promised to reduce taxes before the last election.
Consumers are angry that the tax on petrol has gone up yet again.
duty a tax you pay on something you buy
The budget also sharply raised the duty on alcohol and tobacco.
customs duty (=tax you pay on goods you buy and bring into the country)
tariff a tax on goods coming into a country or going out of a country, especially to protect a country’s industry from cheap goods from other countries
the import tariffs on hi-tech equipment
The government’s tariff and trade policies came under fierce attack.
Examples from the Corpus
tax• I made over $600 a week, which was around $450 after tax.• He pleaded guilty to charges of fraud and tax evasion.• Clinton is already banking on the savings to make possible a $ 98 billion tax cut over five years.• proposals for an increase in taxes to pay for medical care• Employers' social security contributions were reduced by 4.3 percent from Jan. 1,1993, and income tax allowances were reduced.• The Chancellor said he would cut income tax by 2 pence in the pound.• He failed to report and pay income tax on a portion of his income.• Big business has further reduced its contributions by ingenious tax avoidance strategies.• He will advise you on the inheritance tax your estate might incur and ways in which this may be reduced.• How could the federal government make up the revenue drain that would result to avoid raising other taxes or increasing the deficit?• The city will have to raise taxes to pay for the roads.• The Republicans promised to reduce taxes before the last election.• Weber said tax reform could have been a good issue for the Republicans this year.• Sales tax in the state is 8%.• Although the tax on cigarettes has doubled in the past two years, sales are still going up.• Consumers are angry that the tax on petrol has gone up yet again.• The package will also cut the securities trading tax to 0. 21 percent from 0. 30 percent.
before/after tax• Profits edged up £59,000 to £2.12m before tax.• McClellan was paid a $ 250,000 purse but netted only $ 62,920. 75 before taxes.• Wimpey's loss before tax compared with a deficit of £16.1 million in 1991.• The cost of debt is 5. 3 percent after tax.• Prudential Corporation reported that first half profit before tax rose by 46% to £249m.• Smiths Industries reported that profit before tax fell by 7% to £102.2m in the year to 1 August.• Profit before tax at Bass rose by 16.5% to £501m in the year to 30 September 1992.
tax2 ●○○ verb [transitiveT]
1 PETto charge a tax on something 对…征税，向…课税
2. British EnglishBrETTPET to pay the sum of money charged each year for using a vehicle on British roads 缴纳〔车辆〕的道路使用税 → car tax, road tax
4.tax somebody with something phrasal verbphr v formal BLAMEto complain to someone they have done something wrong 因…而责备〔某人〕，为…而谴责〔某人〕
→ taxingExamples from the Corpus
tax with • But the loudest gripes concerned my criticism of the legislation to phase out inheritance tax.• A progressive tax structure is one in which the average tax rate rises with an individual's income level.• You have my word upon it: whatever else I may seek to tax your brain with, definitely no mathematics.• Thus inheritance tax is concerned with gratuitous transactions. 5.• Britain now has a double tax agreement with most countries.• Interest rates also reflect the tax liability associated with the income attached to the ownership of particular securities.• Before 1988 the implicit tax rates associated with the poverty trap were also, in some cases, greater than 100%.• When banking jobs disappear, tax dollars go with them.
Examples from the Corpus
tax• Company profits are currently taxed at 34%.• The rich are supposed to be taxed at a higher rate than the poor.• Forbes, who is calling for a 17 percent flat rate, would not tax dividends, interest or capital gains.• Parts of the economy need more spending in order to sustain profits, but all need to be taxed less.• There were alarming reports that retired persons on fixed incomes were on the brink of being taxed out of their homes.• No, it didn't tax your brains at all.
heavily taxed• Piedmont, the most economically advanced part of the state, was also the most heavily taxed.• Under the Green crackdown, petrol-guzzling big cars would also be more heavily taxed.• The three most heavily taxed commodities are alcohol, tobacco, and the oil being extracted from the North Sea.• Gasoline is heavily taxed in Europe.• The Passport Office has been heavily taxed with a backlog of requests from the recent government closings.
From Longman Business Dictionary
taxtax1 /tæks/ noun [countableC, uncountableU]TAX
an amount of money that you must pay to the government according to your income, property, goods etc, that is used to pay for public services
→ ad valorem tax → capital gains tax → capital tax → consumption tax → corporation tax → council tax → death tax → deferred tax → degressive tax → direct tax → discriminatory tax → estate tax → excise tax → expenditure tax → federal tax → flat tax → gift tax → goods and services tax → graduated tax → head tax → hypothecated tax → indirect tax → inheritance tax → input tax → local tax → luxury tax → multiple sales tax → output tax → payroll tax → poll tax → progressive tax → property tax → proportional tax → purchase tax → real estate tax → redistributive tax → regressive tax → road tax → sales tax → sin tax → Social Security tax → specific tax → stamp tax → state tax → transaction tax → turnover tax → unitary tax → value-added tax → wealth tax → windfall tax → withholding tax → see also earnings before interest and tax, supertax, surtaxThe President said he would cut taxes for middle-income America.
a government plan to raise taxes in order to reduce the budget deficit
tax on
a tax on sales of cigarettes
Consumer spending declined 0.3% in October, and after-tax income rose 0.2%.
→ see also separate entry for income taxTax is money that you have to pay to the government, especially from money you earn or as an additional payment when you buy something. Duty is a tax that you pay on something you buy, especially goods you have bought in another country. A tariff is a tax on goods coming into a country or going out of a country. Excise is a government tax that is charged on certain goods that are sold in the country, for example alcoholic drinks and petrol. In the UK, taxes are collected by the government department HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), informally known as the taxman, and by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in the US. Public finance is the management of money collected through taxes by a local or national government. Fiscal describes things connected with government taxes, debts, and spending
fiscal deficit
. A taxpayer is a person or organization that pays taxes. The tax rate is the part of your income or the part of the price of something that you pay in tax People who earn $180,000 to $280,000 will see their tax rates drop to 31% from 33% this year.
If you pay too much tax, you may get a tax rebate (=an amount of money that is paid back to you). When someone uses illegal ways to pay less tax, this crime is called tax evasion, but the use of legal methods to reduce a tax bill is called tax avoidance.taxtax2 verb [transitiveT]TAX
1to make a person or organization pay tax
Traditionally, state authorities have taxed the rich far more lightly than the federal government.
get/be taxed on
Shareholders get taxed on the dividends they receive.
2tax a car/motorcycle British EnglishBrE to pay the sum of money charged each year for using a vehicle on British roads
(1200-1300) Old French taxer “to make a judgment about, tax”, from Latin taxare “to feel, make a judgment about, blame”, from tangere; → TANGIBLE
tax1 noun →COLLOCATIONS1 →n THESAURUS1tax2 verb
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Relating to tax and taxation: 1099, after tax, allowance...
To cause problems for someone or something: let down, hold back, embarrass...
See also: raise taxes
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