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How do you say "tax" in French?

la taxe

Noun Feminine

In French, "tax" is la taxe.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce taks, close to the English word with a slightly crisper final s.

Grammar notes

la taxe is feminine. Its plural is impôts.

Example sentence

Tout le monde doit payer un impôt sur ses revenus.

Everyone must pay tax on their income.

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How to remember la taxe

Taxe is nearly identical to tax, just add a French e on the end.

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Questions about la taxe

How do you pronounce la taxe?

Pronounce taks, close to the English word with a slightly crisper final s.

Is la taxe masculine or feminine?

la taxe is feminine. la taxe is feminine. Its plural is impôts.

How is la taxe used in French?

la taxe is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Tout le monde doit payer un impôt sur ses revenus. (Everyone must pay tax on their income.).

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