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priekšnodoklis

French translation: taxe en amont

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Latvian term or phrase:priekšnodoklis
French translation:taxe en amont
Entered by: Pierre Souris

16:13 Apr 2, 2008
Latvian to French translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law: Taxation & Customs
Latvian term or phrase: priekšnodoklis
How do the bodies of the European Union translate this Latvian term in either English or French? I found this word in a Latvian document from the Commission within this context : "vienotās likmes lauksaimnieku starppateriņu [nodoklis], jeb priekšnodoklis"
The first 3 words are in English "flat-rate farmers" or in French "agriculteurs forfaitaires", I have checked it and am certain of the right translation above.
What is in French a "prétaxe"?
Thank you in advance for your kind answers
Pierre Souris
France
Local time: 04:09
taxe en amont
Explanation:
In english, it's "pretax" or "input tax", probably depending on context.
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mjbjosh
Local time: 04:09
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Yes, you are totally I have checked this term with a friend of mine translator at the Commission and her answer was like yours
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taxe en amont


Explanation:
In english, it's "pretax" or "input tax", probably depending on context.

mjbjosh
Local time: 04:09
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Yes, you are totally I have checked this term with a friend of mine translator at the Commission and her answer was like yours
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