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national insurance contributions Explanation: the UK term I believe Norstedts Skribent eng+MW |
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personal contributions to social security Explanation: Eurodic. |
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employer's contribution, payroll tax Explanation: eller för att vara riktigt specifik: payroll tax [for national social security payments] Båda används i ungefär samma omfattning: för att få en känsla för termerna kan du ju kolla de adresser jag angivit som referenser. Det finns även ett tredje alternativ, (om du har svårt att välja!) nämligen employment tax. Reference: http://www.heritage.org/library/cda/cda00-03.html Reference: http://www.ccra-adrc.gc.ca/E/pub/tp/i247et/i247e.txt.html |
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individual social security charges Explanation: Gullberg |
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copayment Explanation: That share of medical and pharmaceutical bills the patient pays out of his own pocket. |
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