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課税 (かぜい, kazei) Japanese meaning: taxation | Kotomora
Common word› JLPT N2 › Freq. Frequency Top 10,000 Conjugation 課税する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'
Form Positive Negative Dictionary 課か 税ぜい する 課か 税ぜい しない Polite 課か 税ぜい します 課か 税ぜい しません Past polite 課か 税ぜい しました 課か 税ぜい しませんでした Past 課か 税ぜい した 課か 税ぜい しなかった Te-form 課か 税ぜい して 課か 税ぜい しないで Desire 課か 税ぜい したい 課か 税ぜい したくない Potential 課か 税ぜい できる 課か 税ぜい できない Passive 課か 税ぜい される 課か 税ぜい されない Causative 課か 税ぜい させる 課か 税ぜい させない Causative passive 課か 税ぜい させられる 課か 税ぜい させられない Volitional 課か 税ぜい しよう Polite volitional 課か 税ぜい しましょう Imperative 課か 税ぜい しろ 課か 税ぜい するな Conditional 課か 税ぜい すれば 課か 税ぜい しなければ Tara conditional 課か 税ぜい したら 課か 税ぜい しなかったら
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The government is considering the imposition of a new consumption tax.
This income is not taxed.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 に 課か 税ぜい する to impose a tax on something
The government decided to impose a tax on imported goods.
〈 物もの 〉 が 課か 税ぜい の 対たい 象しょう となる to become subject to taxation
This income becomes subject to taxation.
課か 税ぜい を 強きょう 化か する to tighten/strengthen taxation
The government tightened taxation on the wealthy.
課か 税ぜい を 軽けい 減げん する to reduce/lighten taxation
Kanji 課 chapter, lesson, section Related words 課税 refers to the act of levying or imposing a tax, while 徴税 focuses on the actual collection of that tax.
課税 refers specifically to imposing a tax, while 賦課 is broader and can cover any duty, fee, or obligation imposed by an authority.
課税 refers to the act of imposing a tax, while 租税 refers to the tax itself or the tax system as a concept.
Opposites 課税 means imposing a tax, whereas 免税 means exempting something from tax altogether.
課税 describes goods or income that are subject to tax, the opposite of デューティーフリー goods which are exempt from duty.
課税 means income or an item is subject to tax, the direct opposite of 非課税 (tax-exempt).
課税 means to levy or impose a tax, the direct opposite of 無税, which means no tax is charged at all.
Don't confuse with 税金 is the concrete noun for 'tax money' itself, while 課税 is the abstract act or system of imposing that tax.
納税 is the taxpayer's act of paying tax, while 課税 is the government's act of imposing it.
課税 means the act of imposing or levying a tax, not the tax itself, which is what 税 refers to.
Etymology Compound of 課 (allot, impose) and 税 (tax). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of imposing taxes.
A policy to reduce taxation on small and medium-sized businesses was announced.
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課税 is the act of imposing or setting a tax, while 徴収 is the later act of actually collecting the money that has been imposed, so the two are easily mixed up but refer to different stages.
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separate taxation; separate tax treatment
Show 6 more unitary tax; combined taxation
conduit taxation
optimal taxation; optimum taxation
corporate taxation
tax withholding at source
progressive taxation; graduated taxation
