Feb 15, 2000 17:49
24 yrs ago
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Spanish term
I.V.A.
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
The whole sentence is:
"El EQUIPO SERA FACTURADO POR UN VALOR DE $39829.-CON I.V.A. INCLUIDO."
"El EQUIPO SERA FACTURADO POR UN VALOR DE $39829.-CON I.V.A. INCLUIDO."
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | Sales Tax | Lenore (X) |
0 | VAT | reherring |
0 | V.A.T. | Yolanda Broad |
0 | V.A.T. | Rafael Arellano |
0 | I.V.A. | comosa |
0 | Impuesto al valor agregado | Ezequiel Quijano |
0 | IVA | Carol Strong (X) |
0 | V.A.T. | |
0 | I.V.A. (Impuesto al Valor Agregado) = Value Added Tax V.A.T. | Judy Rojas |
0 | Impuesto al Valor Agregado | lizzie (X) |
0 | V.A.T. (Value Added Tax) | Rosana |
0 | You selected the wrong answer. | Yvette Camou |
0 | VAT (Value added tax" | Karina Pellegrineschi |
Proposed translations
18 mins
Selected
Sales Tax
Because of the use of the $ sign, I realize that it is possible that the original document is from Latin America. If this is the case, and you are translating it for a north American audience, I would recommend the use of the term "Sales Tax" or simply, "Tax" to simplify matters and for clarity.
e.g. "including tax" or "with tax included"
e.g. "including tax" or "with tax included"
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks for a good, complete answer. I thought it must have something to do with "valor añadido,"
which I have seen, as well as "valor agregado," but stupid me!--the "I" didn't suggest "impuestos."
Yes it's for an American audience. Thanks again. It's been a long day.
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5 mins
VAT
The IVA is the Spanish acronym for VAT, or value added tax, which is a tax used primarily in Europe. It is included in the price of the item which one is purchasing. I think it's about 17 or 18%, usually.
6 mins
V.A.T.
V.A.T. = Value Added Tax.
6 mins
V.A.T.
Iva stands for "Impuesto al Valor agregado" = Value-added tax
6 mins
I.V.A.
I.V.A. = Impuesto al Valor Agregado
(Value Added Tax)
Ronaldo.
(Value Added Tax)
Ronaldo.
30 mins
Impuesto al valor agregado
This is the official abbreviation in México. The context sounds very familiar.
1 hr
IVA
The equipment will be invoiced in the amount of $. . . .VAT (VALUE ADDED TAX)
included.
IVA: Impuesto de valor agregado
included.
IVA: Impuesto de valor agregado
1 hr
V.A.T.
IVA = Impuesto al Valor Añadido, y consta de un 16% sobre el precio bruto.
VAT= Value Added Tax
VAT= Value Added Tax
1 hr
I.V.A. (Impuesto al Valor Agregado) = Value Added Tax V.A.T.
This is also used in Chile, Argentina, and many other Latin American countries.
1 hr
Impuesto al Valor Agregado
IVA is the tax that you apply to a final product. Valor Agregado means "Added Value" that is all the input's values that you give to a raw material to have a final product.
10 hrs
V.A.T. (Value Added Tax)
IVA is a tax which is applicable in Argentina on goods and some services. It is the equivalent of the American V.A.T. (Value Added Tax).
17 hrs
You selected the wrong answer.
It's not just a sales tax. I agree with those who suggested that IVA means Impusto al valor agregado. The way this sales tax is calculated makes a difference. It's not a straight percentage like in the US.
20 hrs
VAT (Value added tax"
As already said, you have chosen the wrong answer, I am from Argentina, and the "Impuesto al valor agregado" is the Value added tax or VAT.-
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