ACCRUED TAX - Перевод английский на немецкий

accrued tax

Steuerzuwachs м.

ac·crued [əˈkru:d] ПРИЛ. ФИНАНС.

accrued

akkumuliert

accrued interest

abgegrenzt

accrued amount

Zuwachsbetrag м.

accrued assets

antizipative Aktiva pl

accrued charges

antizipative Passiva pl

accrued dividend

aufgelaufene Dividende

accrued income

antizipative Erträge pl

accrued interest

Marchzins м.

accrued interest

Stückzins м.

accrued interest

aufgelaufene Zinsen pl

accrued-interest paper

Aufzinsungspapier ср.

accrued interest pot

Stückzinstopf м.

accrued tax

Steuerzuwachs м.

ac·crue [əˈkru:] ГЛ. неперех. офиц.

1. accrue ФИНАНС.:

accrue

zuwachsen

accrue interest

anfallen

accrue interest

auflaufen

2. accrue (be due):

to accrue to sb/sth

jdm/etw zukommen высок.

little benefit will accrue to London from the new road scheme

London wird wenig von dem neuen Straßenbauprojekt haben

3. accrue (increase):

accrue

sich ansammeln

I. tax <pl -es> [tæks] СУЩ.

1. tax ФИНАНС. (levy):

tax

Steuer ж. <-, -n>

tax

Abgabe ж. <-, -n>

tax on business capital

Gewerbekapitalsteuer ж. <-, -n>

council брит.[or америк. local]taxes

Kommunalabgaben pl

council брит.[or америк. local]taxes

Gemeindesteuer ж. <-, -n> швейц.

tax deducted at source

Quellensteuer ж. <-, -n>

tax on earnings

Gewinnbesteuerung ж. <-, -en>

income tax

Einkommenssteuer ж. <-, -n>

tax on income

Ertragsteuer м. <-, -n>

motor vehicle tax

Kraftfahrzeugsteuer ж. <-, -n>

motor vehicle tax

Motorfahrzeugsteuer ж. <-, -n> швейц.

tax on property

Vermögenssteuer ж. <-, -n>

indirect [or америк. also hidden]taxes

indirekte Steuern

to collect/levy taxes

Steuern einziehen/erheben

to cut/increase taxes

Steuern senken/erhöhen

to impose [or put] a tax on sth

etw besteuern [o. mit einer Steuer belegen]

to pay [one's] taxes

[seine] Steuern zahlen

to pay tax on sth

etw versteuern

2. tax no pl (levying):

tax

Besteuerung ж. <-, -en>

double tax

Doppelbesteuerung ж. <-, -en>

after/before tax[es]

nach/vor Abzug von Steuern

after/before tax[es]

netto/brutto

3. tax перенос.:

tax (burden: on a person) on

Belastung ж. <-, -en> für +вин.

tax (on patience, resources, time) on

Beanspruchung ж. <-, -en> +род.

the preparations for the meeting were a heavy tax on him

die Vorbereitungen für die Konferenz nahmen in stark in Anspruch

to be a tax on one's nerves

eine nervliche Belastung sein

II. tax [tæks] СУЩ. modifier

tax (advantages, declaration, progression):

tax

Steuer-

pre-tax profit

Gewinn м. vor Abzug von Steuern

III. tax [tæks] ГЛ. перех.

1. tax (levy):

to tax sb/sth

jdn/etw besteuern

to be taxed [heavily/lightly]

[hoch/niedrig] besteuert werden

2. tax перенос.:

to tax sb/sth (burden)

jdn/etw belasten

to tax sb/sth (make demands)

jdn/etw beanspruchen [o. in Anspruch nehmen]

to tax sb with sth (confront)

jdn einer S. род. beschuldigen [o. bezichtigen]

accrued tax СУЩ. НАЛОГ.

accrued tax

Steuerzuwachs м.

Steuerzuwachs

accrued tax

accrued ПРИЛ. ФИНАНС.

accrued

akkumuliert

accrued ПРИЛ. БУХГ.

accrued (Zinsen)

abgegrenzt

accrue ГЛ. неперех. РЫН. КОНКУР.

accrue

zufließen

Present

I	accrue
you	accrue
he/she/it	accrues
we	accrue
you	accrue
they	accrue

Past

I	accrued
you	accrued
he/she/it	accrued
we	accrued
you	accrued
they	accrued

Present Perfect

I	have	accrued
you	have	accrued
he/she/it	has	accrued
we	have	accrued
you	have	accrued
they	have	accrued

Past Perfect

I	had	accrued
you	had	accrued
he/she/it	had	accrued
we	had	accrued
you	had	accrued
they	had	accrued

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

It has some great oil sands reserves and a ton of accrued tax losses.

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Her fear: accrued taxes could be so high that she might not have sufficient money for a long-term care facility, if that is necessary.

business.financialpost.com

However, this was not the case in the 2013 financial year when the company made an abnormally large cash tax payment for previously accrued taxes.

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The 8% corporation tax surcharge is being introduced alongside changes to the bank levy, which is based on the size of bank balance sheets rather than their profits.

www.hitc.com

These witches have also been humorously referred to be spinsters who will end up there in order to escape from the old maid tax.

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