tax demand in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for tax demand in the English»French Dictionary

tax demand N

tax demand

avis m d'imposition

Translations for tax demand in the French»English Dictionary

feuille d'impôts (avis de débit)

tax demand Brit

Translations for tax demand in the English»French Dictionary

I.demand [Brit dɪˈmɑːnd, Am dəˈmænd] N

1. demand (request):

demand

demande f

there have been many demands for his resignation

un grand nombre de personnes ont demandé sa démission

on demand divorce, abortion, access

à la demande

on demand FIN payable, available

à vue

2. demand (pressure):

demand

exigence f

the demands of

les exigences de

I have many demands on my time

mon temps est très pris

the purchase will make extra demands on our finances

cet achat va entamer encore plus nos finances

3. demand ECON:

demand

demande f (for de)

supply and demand

l'offre et la demande

4. demand (favour):

to be in demand

être très demandé

he's in great demand as a singer

c'est un chanteur très demandé

II.demand [Brit dɪˈmɑːnd, Am dəˈmænd] VB trans

1. demand:

demand (request) reform, release

demander

demand (very forcefully) payment, attention, ransom

exiger

to demand an inquiry

réclamer une enquête

to demand one's money back

exiger d'être remboursé

to demand sth from sb

exiger qc de qn

I demand to know the truth

je demande à savoir la vérité

I demand to know the truth (stronger)

j'exige de savoir la vérité

to demand to see sb's licence

demander à voir le permis de qn

she demanded to be let in

elle a exigé qu'on la laisse entrer

to demand that sb do

exiger que qn fasse

we demand that we be included

nous demandons à être inclus

2. demand work, situation, employer:

demand (require) patience, skill, time

demander (of sb de qn)

demand (more imperatively) punctuality, qualities

exiger

to demand of sb that …

exiger de qn que …

I.tax [Brit taks, Am tæks] N

tax (gen)

taxe f (on sur)

tax (on individual)

impôt m

to collect/levy a tax

percevoir un impôt

to increase or raise taxes

augmenter les impôts

to cut taxes

diminuer les impôts

before tax

brut

after tax

après déduction des impôts

tax is deducted at source

les impôts sont retenus à la source

to pay tax , be liable for tax

être imposable

to pay £1, 000 in tax

verser 1 000 livres sterling d'impôts

to pay a substantial sum in tax

verser une grosse somme au fisc

to pay tax on one's earnings

être imposé sur ce qu'on gagne

II.tax [Brit taks, Am tæks] VB trans

1. tax:

tax profits, earnings

taxer

tax person

imposer

to be taxed at a rate of 18% person:

être imposé au taux de 18%

to be taxed at a rate of 18% sum, income, profit:

être taxé à 18%

luxury goods are heavily taxed

les articles de luxe sont lourdement taxés

to be taxed at a higher/lower rate

être soumis à un taux d'imposition plus élevé/moins élevé

2. tax MOTOR:

to tax a vehicle

payer la vignette (de l'impôt sur les automobiles)

the car is taxed till November

la vignette est valable jusqu'en novembre

3. tax (strain, stretch) fig:

tax patience, goodwill, wits

mettre [qc] à l'épreuve

this will tax your wits!

ceci mettra tes méninges à l'épreuve!

tax demand in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tax demand in the French»English Dictionary

feuille d'impôt (avis d'imposition)

tax demand

Translations for tax demand in the English»French Dictionary

I.demand [dɪˈmɑ:nd, Am dɪˈmænd] VB trans

1. demand (request, require):

demand

demander

2. demand (request forcefully):

demand

exiger

demand payment

réclamer

3. demand (require):

demand

exiger

demand time, skills

demander

II.demand [dɪˈmɑ:nd, Am dɪˈmænd] N

1. demand (request):

demand

demande f

2. demand (pressured request):

demand

exigence f

her job makes a demand on her time

son travail est très prenant

3. demand ECON (desire for sth):

demand

demande f

to be in demand

être demandé

to do sth on demand

faire qc à la demande

to make a demand that ...

exiger que +subj

to meet a demand for sth

satisfaire le besoin de qc

4. demand Brit (request for payment):

demand

réclamation f

to receive a demand for payment

recevoir un avis de paiement

I.tax <-es> [tæks] N

1. tax (levy by state):

tax direct

impôt m

tax indirect

taxe f

tax on income

impôt sur le revenu

to put a tax on cigarettes

imposer une taxe sur les cigarettes

a tax form

une feuille d'impôts

a tax problem/advice

un problème/conseil fiscal

pre-tax profits

bénéfices avant imposition

after/before tax

après/avant imposition

the car is taxed

la vignette de la voiture est payée

2. tax fig nerves, patience, resources:

tax

charge f

to be a tax on sb/sth

être une épreuve pour qn/qc

II.tax [tæks] VB trans

1. tax (levy a tax on):

tax

taxer

tax person

imposer

to be taxed lightly/heavily

être légèrement/lourdement taxé [ou imposé]

2. tax (make demands on, strain):

to tax sb/sb's patience

mettre qn/la patience de qn à l'épreuve

to tax sb's memory

faire appel à la mémoire de qn

3. tax (accuse):

to tax sb with sth

taxer qn de qc

to tax sb with doing sth

accuser qn de faire qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The company ceased to exist in 1929 following a tax demand for 17,000 which forced it to go into voluntary liquidation.

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It was presented with a tax demand of 112 billion rupees, currently worth $2.2bn.

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The size of the tax demand risks further unsettling multinational companies, which face a broader international effort to curb aggressive tax avoidance.

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Much heat was generated last summer but, despite the size of the tax demand, markets were nonplussed.

www.irishexaminer.com

Both firms have initiated arbitration against the tax demand.

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During the 1984-85 harvest, for example, the guerrillas added to their war tax demand a threat to attack any plantation they thought underpaid workers.

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They say the tax demand covers the past 10 years, according to reports.

www.bbc.co.uk

The tax demand can be made up to three years after the sale.

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