Spanish term
cuota estatal correspondiente a la base liquidable general
5 | tax payable to central government on the general tax base | John Rynne |
4 +1 | amount of state-level tax payable on total net income | Adrian MM. |
Aug 3, 2023 17:23: philgoddard changed "Field" from "Law/Patents" to "Other" , "Field (write-in)" from "ECONOMICS" to "(none)"
Proposed translations
tax payable to central government on the general tax base
The two bases are calculated separately, and then a central government tax amount (cuota estatal) and a regional government tax amount (cuota autonómica) --each at their corresponding rate -- are calculated on each base. Then the two cuotas are added together to get your tax bill.
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Note added at 15 hrs (2023-08-04 08:13:32 GMT)
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An explanation of how there are two parts to taxable income in Spain. https://www.segurosbilbao.com/canal/ahorro/post/renta-genera...
excelente explicación muchas gracias, me ha quedado bastante claro |
amount of state-level tax payable on total net income
TAx base: A Handbook of US Business Law Terms, Garner. '... the total property, income or wealth subject to taxation in a given jurisdiction'.
base liquidable = *net* tax basis, West (Mex. etc. SPA/AmE)
base liquidable: 'tax base', less *deductions*, Butterworths
Dictionary of the Language of Financial Reports. SPA/ENG/SPA, Ernst & Whinney.
base imponible : tax assessment basis
base impositiva : basis of assessment
NB total income, as we will recall from our 'grave' Anglo-Irish accountancy and/or revenue law studies, has a technical meaning: 'Your total income is your gross income from all sources less certain deductions, such as expenses, allowances and reliefs.'
Base liquidable Cuota íntegra Resto base liquidable Tipo aplicable hasta euros euros hasta euros hlbi.com Taxable income Total payable Rest of taxable Rate applicable up to euros in euros income up to euros
What is the formula for total net income? Total Revenues – Total Expenses = Net Income
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Andrew Bramhall
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John Rynne
: Yes, except the "base general" is not "total income from all sources", since dividends, interest and the like are in the "base de ahorro", which is explicitly NOT part of the "base general"
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