11:06 Jun 7, 2000 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | ||||
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| Selected response from: Silvia Sassone (X) Spain | |||
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na | discrepancia impositiva |
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na | brecha impositiva |
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na | brecha fiscal |
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discrepancia impositiva Explanation: Claudia te envío lo que encontré en un glosario del Banco Mundial: tax wedge discrepancia impositiva The difference between wages or labor income and the same wages or income plus government taxes on them. It is called a wedge because it is like a wedge which the tax drives between the value of a worker to the firm and the amount received by the worker for working one more hour. A Bank document defined it as "the difference between a given (arbitrary) after-tax rate of return to an individual investor and the pre-tax real rate of return on investment that the firm would need to generate in order to fund the investment." Suerte. Silvia (Argentina) |
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brecha impositiva Explanation: Todo depende del texto que este traduciendo. Si es un contexto laboral o netamente impositivo. Lo ideal seria que nos ampliaras en contexto. Suerte |
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My suggestion is: Explanation: carga impositiva |
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brecha fiscal Explanation: En el extremo opuesto de la llamada brecha fiscal, el menor nivel de fiscalidad sobre los costos de la mano de obra se registró en el Reino Unido (32%), Reference: http://www.el-mundo.es/2000/02/09/economia/9N0109.html |
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