单词	tax credit
释义	English Business tax creditnoun [ C ] uk/ˈtæks ˌkred.ɪt/us/ˈtæks ˌkred.ɪt/ an amount of money that is taken off the amount of tax you must pay Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taxation capital gains tax capitation chargeable corporation tax custom indirect tax inheritance tax levy National Insurance octroi rateable value tax allowance tax avoidance tax break tax exile tax-deductible tax-exempt VATable welfare state withholding tax See more results » tax creditnoun [ C ] ukusTAX an amount of money calculated according to someone's personal situation that reduces the amount of tax they must pay: The tax credit will cost taxpayers $6.4 billion a year by the time all the nation's ethanol plants under construction are completed. a tax credit for sth The bill proposes a 65% tax credit for donations to private scholarship funds. get/receive/take a tax credit The Work Opportunity Tax Credits allows companies to take tax credits between $1,500 and $2,400 for each new employee hired among the eligible groups. a production/investment/energy tax credit child/dividend/working tax credits Working tax credits are intended to fund childcare when parents return to work. Compare tax deduction
随便看	go easy on someone go easy on something go easy on sth go far go far go figure go figure! go fish go fly a kite go for go for broke go for broke go for it go for it go for sb go for something go for something/someone go for sth go for the jugular go from bad to worse go from bad to worse go from strength to strength go from strength to strength go further/take sth further go getter

tax creditnoun [ C ]

tax creditnoun [ C ]