税金 (ぜいきん) Japanese meaning | Kotomoraいる
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Taxes are high in this country.
High duties may be charged on imported goods.
Usage patterns
〈物〉に税金がかかるtax is levied on something
A 10% tax is levied on this product.
税金を払うto pay tax
Every year I have to remember to pay my taxes.
税金を納めるto remit/pay tax (formal, dutiful nuance)
The company remits corporate tax after settling its accounts.
税金が高いtaxes are high
This country is known for having high taxes.
税収
税金 refers to the taxes people or businesses actually pay, while 税収 is the government's resulting revenue from collecting those taxes.
税金 is the common, everyday word for taxes, while 租税 is the more formal term used in legal, economic, and administrative writing.
税金 is the generic word for tax of any kind, while 住民税 specifically means the local resident tax based on income.
税金 is the everyday, broader word for taxes in general, whereas 消費税 refers specifically to the consumption tax added to purchases.
税金 specifically means tax money, whereas 公金 is the broader term for any public funds, of which taxes are one source.
税率
税金 refers to the tax money itself (or taxes in general), whereas 税率 refers only to the rate or percentage charged.
税金申告
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deferred tax
tax haven
tax haven
