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How do you say "tax" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el impuesto
In Spanish (Latin America), "tax" is el impuesto.
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Pronunciation
The word "el impuesto" is said EHL eem-POOEHS-toh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Grammar notes
el impuesto is masculine. Its plural is impuestos.
Example sentence
Todos deben pagar impuestos sobre sus ingresos.
Everyone must pay tax on their income.
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Related words
- currency la moneda
- coin la moneda
- salary el salario
- income los ingresos
- expense el gasto
- profit la ganancia
- invoice la factura
- payment el pago
- exchange rate Tipo de cambio
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Questions about el impuesto
How do you pronounce el impuesto?
The word "el impuesto" is said EHL eem-POOEHS-toh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Is el impuesto masculine or feminine?
el impuesto is masculine. el impuesto is masculine. Its plural is impuestos.
How is el impuesto used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el impuesto is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Todos deben pagar impuestos sobre sus ingresos. (Everyone must pay tax on their income.).
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