控こう除じょ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

控除する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Primarily used in tax, accounting, and legal contexts for amounts subtracted from a total, such as tax deductions or expense allowances.

〈物もの〉から〈物もの〉を控こう除じょするto deduct (an amount) from (a total)
給きゅう与よから所しょ得とく税ぜいを控こう除じょする。
Income tax is deducted from the salary.
控こう除じょを受うけるto receive a deduction
医い療りょう費ひが多おおい場ば合あい、控こう除じょを受うけることができる。
If medical expenses are high, you can receive a deduction.
控こう除じょの対たい象しょうとなるto be eligible for a deduction
この支し出しゅつは税ぜい額がく控こう除じょの対たい象しょうとなる。
This expense qualifies for a tax deduction.

差さし引ひくN2
差し引く is a general, everyday verb for subtracting one amount from another, while 控除 is the formal noun/verb used specifically for official deductions like taxes.
減げん額がく
減額 means lowering an amount in general (e.g. a price or fine), whereas 控除 refers specifically to subtracting a deductible sum from a taxable or gross total.
差さし引ひきN2
控除 is a more formal, technical term for deductions used especially in tax and payroll contexts, while 差し引き is the everyday word for subtracting or netting amounts.
免めん除じょN1
免除 waives an obligation entirely, whereas 控除 only reduces an amount, as in a tax deduction.

加か算さん
加算 means to add an amount, the direct opposite of 控除, which means to subtract an amount.

免めん除じょN1
免除 means being exempted from an obligation entirely, while 控除 means only a partial subtraction from an amount, not a full waiver.

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控こう除じょUsage100%
Standard kanji form, widely used in legal, tax, and financial contexts.
扣こう除じょ
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form; 控除 is overwhelmingly preferred.

Sino-Japanese compound of 控 (withhold, refrain) and 除 (remove, exclude), referring to the act of withholding or subtracting an amount.