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taxation

/tækˈseɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus ou le système par lequel un gouvernement prélève des impôts sur les personnes physiques ou les biens, y compris sur les revenus perçus, ainsi que la pratique consistant à imposer de tels prélèvements.

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noun

/tækˈseɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le processus ou le système par lequel un gouvernement prélève des impôts sur les personnes physiques ou les biens, y compris sur les revenus perçus, ainsi que la pratique consistant à imposer de tels prélèvements.

A noun referring to the process or system of levying taxes by a government on individuals or property, including the revenue generated and the practice of imposing such charges.

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  1. Government revenue systemB2formal

    The process by which a government imposes financial charges on citizens, businesses, or property to fund public services and infrastructure.

    frImposition fiscale

    • The government relies on taxation to pay for schools and hospitals.
    • High taxation can sometimes discourage business investment.
    • Taxation policies vary significantly between countries.

    Synonymesassessmentimpositionlevytax collection

  2. Revenue collectedB2formal

    The total income a government receives from levying taxes.

    frrecettes fiscales

    • Taxation accounts for the majority of the national budget.
    • The government reported an increase in taxation this fiscal year.
    • Taxation is used to fund public goods like roads and defense.

    Synonymestax revenue

  3. Practice of levying taxesB2formal

    The act or system of imposing taxes on individuals and entities by a governing body.

    frImposition fiscale

    • The history of taxation dates back to ancient civilizations.
    • Taxation is a key tool for economic policy.
    • The principles of taxation include fairness and efficiency.

    Synonymesassessmentexactionimpositionlevytaxing

Formes
  • taxations plural form
  • taxations' possessive plural form
  • taxation's possessive singular form