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Jūs meklējāt income after tax

Atrasti 282 termini

▪ accounted income*

▪ account of extraordinary income

▪ accrued income

▪ active income

▪ actual income

▪ adjusted gross income

▪ after-tax income

▪ agent family income

▪ agent household income

▪ agent income

▪ agent taxable income

▪ aggregate family income

▪ aggregate household income

▪ aggregate income

▪ aggregate taxable income

▪ agricultural income*

▪ allocation of monetary income

▪ annual contribution income

▪ annual income

▪ annual income tax return

▪ application for refund of overpayment of corporate (enterprise) income tax

▪ assessable income

▪ balance of national income

▪ basic allowance for personal income tax

▪ before-tax income

▪ budget income*

▪ budget income part*

▪ business income

▪ Business in Europe: Framework for Income Taxation

▪ businessman’s income

▪ calculated income

▪ calculation of gross income

▪ calculation of income

▪ calculation of net income

▪ capital income

▪ cash income

▪ cash income order

▪ chargeable income

▪ Commission expert group on gross national income

▪ company income tax

▪ complementary income support for young farmers

▪ complementary redistributive income support for sustainability

▪ comprehensive income taxation

▪ congestion income distribution methodology

▪ consolidated taxable income

▪ consolidation taxable income

▪ contribution income

▪ corporate income tax

▪ corporation [income] tax

▪ corporation income tax

▪ corporaton income tax

▪ Council Directive 2003/48/EC of 3 June 2003 on taxation of savings income in the form of interest payments

▪ current income

▪ daily income

▪ declared income

▪ deduction from the basic taxable income

▪ deferred corporate income tax

▪ deferred income

▪ derivation of unearned income*

▪ determinable income

▪ disclosure of income

▪ disposable income

▪ distribution and use of income accounts

▪ distribution of income

▪ dodging source income

▪ domestic source income

▪ earned income

▪ employment income

▪ enterprise income tax

▪ entrepreneurial income

▪ European Minimum Income Network

▪ exchange income

▪ exempt income

▪ exemption of income

▪ expected income

▪ extraordinary income

▪ fair income

▪ family income

▪ farmers' income

▪ farm income

▪ farm operating income

▪ favourable corporate income tax regime

▪ financial services income

▪ fixed income

▪ fixed-income security

▪ foregone income

▪ foreign income tax

▪ foreign source income

▪ fuel tax income

▪ global income tax

▪ *goods income order

▪ government income

▪ graduated income tax

▪ gross income

▪ gross income tax

▪ Gross National Income

▪ Gross National Income Expert Group

▪ growth of income

▪ guaranteed income

▪ high-income earner

▪ high-income taxpayer

▪ household income

▪ households’ real income

▪ incidental income*

▪ incidental income

▪ income after tax

▪ income and expenditure

▪ income before tax

▪ income bracket

▪ income cash department

▪ income classification

▪ income distribution

▪ income-equalisation tool

▪ income-expenses analysis

▪ income from deposit

▪ income from foreign subsidiaries

▪ income from self-supporting performance

▪ income from tuition fees

▪ income in addition to normal pay

▪ income inclusion rule

▪ *income item

▪ income year

▪ income liable to tax

▪ income mark (on a document)

▪ income multiplicator

▪ income net of tax

▪ income order

▪ income per head

▪ income policy

▪ income produced

▪ income-producing real estate

▪ income protection insurance obligation

▪ income rate

▪ income related charges

▪ income stabilisation

▪ Income Statement

▪ income summary

▪ income tax assessment

▪ income taxation

▪ income tax due on dividends

▪ income taxes

▪ income tax liability

▪ income tax on all earnings

▪ income tax paid

▪ income tax return

▪ income tax treaty

▪ income threshold

▪ income volatility

▪ *increase of income

▪ indexation of income*

▪ individual income

▪ individual income tax

▪ insurance of income*

▪ interest income

▪ investment income

▪ invisible income

▪ irregular income

▪ kind of income

▪ labour income

▪ labour income share

▪ levy on income

▪ liable to income tax

▪ local income tax

▪ location of the income

▪ low-income family

▪ low-income food-deficit country

▪ mean agent income

▪ mean aggregate income

▪ median disposable income

▪ median equivalised disposable income

▪ median income

▪ minimal income

▪ minimum income

▪ minimum income benefit

▪ money income

▪ monetary income

▪ national disposable income

▪ national income

▪ negative capital income

▪ net commission income

▪ net income before taxes

▪ net investment income

▪ net national income

▪ nominal income

▪ nonoperating income

▪ non-resident-alien income tax return

▪ non-resident alien income tax return

▪ nontaxable gross income

▪ non-taxable gross income

▪ nontaxable income*

▪ non-taxable income

▪ nontaxable income

▪ original income

▪ other income

▪ overlapping of income

▪ passive income

▪ per capita income

▪ personal income tax

▪ place of the income

▪ planned income*

▪ planned income

▪ population income tax

▪ primary income

▪ private income*

▪ private practice income*

▪ progressive income tax

▪ property income

▪ property income distributed to insurance policy holders

▪ property income taxation*

▪ real disposable income

▪ real gross disposable household income

▪ real gross disposable income of households

▪ real income

▪ real income*

▪ recipients of property income

▪ redistribution of income

▪ redistributive income support

▪ regular income

▪ reinvested income

▪ relative median income ratio

▪ rental income

▪ repayment of income

▪ report of income

▪ retained income

▪ royalty income

▪ salary income

▪ sales income

▪ self-financing income*

▪ service income

▪ source of income

▪ State Income Board of the Republic of Latvia

▪ state income tax

▪ *statement of income

▪ statement of income

▪ subsistence level income

▪ supplementary income

▪ target income

▪ tariff income*

▪ taxable capital income

▪ taxable income

▪ taxation of an individual’s income — privātpersonas aplikšana [ar nodokli]

▪ tax due on earned income

▪ taxes on income

▪ tax on employment income

▪ tax on income

▪ tax on income from capital

▪ tax on investment income

▪ tax on unearned income

▪ tax paid on irregular income

▪ tax paid on regular income

▪ to add to income

▪ to assess income

▪ to be subject to taxation on worldwide income

▪ to derive income

▪ to draw income

▪ to earn income

▪ to eliminate international double taxation on foreign source income

▪ to file an income tax return

▪ to generate income

▪ to increase income tax

▪ to report income

▪ to return one’s income — deklarēt ienākumus

▪ total income

▪ to tax worldwide income

▪ to underreport income

▪ tourism income multiplier

▪ transitional income*

▪ ultimate income

▪ undeclared income

▪ unearned income

▪ use of adjusted disposable income account

▪ use of disposable income account

▪ use of income account

▪ wage-earner income

▪ withdrawals from income of quasi-corporations

▪ withholding income

▪ worldwide income

EN income multiplicator

LV tūrisma ienākumu multiplikators

RU эффект мультипликатора, коэффициент дохода

DE der Multiplikator der Einkommen

Definīcija: Ekonomisks rādītājs, kas raksturo, kā ārvalstu tūristu iztērētā nauda veic apriti konkrētajā valstī un kāda daļa no tās aizplūst uz citām valstīm. Attīstītām valstīm tas svārstās no 1 līdz 2. Tūrisma ienākuma multiplikatora vērtība 2 norāda, ka 1 iztērētā naudas vienība valstī gada laikā rada 2 reizes lielākus ienākumus (tūrisma nozarē nodarbinātie daļu darba algas izdod par citām precēm un pakalpojumiem). Attīstības valstīm tūrisma ienākumu multiplikators parasti ir zemāks par 1. Tūrisma ienākuma multiplikatora vērtība 0.5 norāda, ka līdzekļu noplūdes dēļ (maksa par importētajām precēm un pakalpojumiem) attiecīgā valsts no tūrista iztērētās 1 naudas vienības saņems tikai pusi.
Sk. arī tūrisma ienākumu daudzkāršošana; noplūde; noplūde tūrisma ekonomikā

Tūrisma un viesmīlības terminu skaidrojošā vārdnīca. — R., 2008

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