income tax

English

Etymology

income +‎ tax

Noun

income tax (countable and uncountable, plural income taxes)

1. A tax levied on earned and unearned income, net of allowed deductions.
   • 2008, David Mutimer, Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2002, page 220:

     The latest Tory budget continued the trend begun in 2000 by making further small cuts in family income taxes.

Translations

tax levied on income

• Arabic: ضَرِيبَة اَلدَّخْل f (ḍarībat ad-daḵl)
• Bulgarian: подоходен данък m (podohoden danǎk)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 所得稅／所得税 (zh) (suǒdéshuì)

• Czech: daň z příjmu f
• Dutch: inkomstenbelasting (nl)
• Estonian: tulumaks
• Finnish: tulovero (fi)
• French: impôt sur le revenu (fr) m
• Georgian: საშემოსავლო გადასახადი (sašemosavlo gadasaxadi)
• German: Einkommensteuer (de) f
• Greek: Φόρος εισοδήματος (Fóros eisodímatos)
• Hebrew: מס הכנסה (he) m (mas hakhnasah)
• Hungarian: jövedelemadó (hu)
• Indonesian: pajak penghasilan (id)
• Irish: cáin ioncaim f
• Japanese: 所得税 (ja) (しょとくぜい, shotokuzei)
• Javanese: pajeg opahan
• Korean: 소득세(所得稅) (ko) (sodeukse)
• Malay: cukai pendapatan
• Malayalam: ആദായ നികുതി (ādāya nikuti)
• Maltese: taxxa tad-dħul f
• Maori: tāke moni whiwhi
• Navajo: naanish béeso nahalyéhé bihidiʼníłí, tłʼízíkąʼ nitééh (jocular)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: inntektsskatt m

  Nynorsk: inntektsskatt m

• Persian: مالیات (fa) (mâliyât)
• Polish: podatek dochodowy m
• Portuguese: imposto de renda (pt) m
• Romanian: impozit pe venit n
• Russian: подохо́дный нало́г (ru) m (podoxódnyj nalóg)
• Scottish Gaelic: cìs air teachd-a-steach f
• Slovene: davek (sl) m, dohodnina f
• Spanish: impuesto sobre la renta m
• Swedish: inkomstskatt (sv) c
• Tagalog: buwis sa kita, buwis ng kita
• Tamil: வரி (ta) (vari) (வருமான வரி (varumāṉa vari))
• Telugu: ఆదాయపుపన్ను (te) (ādāyapupannu)
• Thai: ภาษีรายได้ (paa-sĕe-rai-dai)
• Turkish: gelir vergisi
• Vietnamese: thuế thu nhập

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