sưu thuế

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The Vietnamese word "sưu thuế" is a noun that translates to "taxes and fees" in English. It refers to the various kinds of financial charges imposed by the government on individuals and businesses, usually to fund public services and infrastructure.

Usage Instructions:

• "Sưu thuế" is commonly used in legal, financial, and everyday contexts when discussing government obligations.
• You can use it to talk about any type of tax or fee, whether it's income tax, property tax, or other types of governmental charges.

Example:

• "Tôi phải nộp sưu thuế hàng năm." (I have to pay taxes and fees every year.)

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced contexts, "sưu thuế" can be used in discussions about fiscal policy, tax reforms, or government budgeting. For instance, one might say: - "Chính phủ đang xem xét lại hệ thống sưu thuế để cải cách."
(The government is reviewing the tax system for reform.)

Word Variants:

• "Sưu" can relate to collecting or gathering, while "thuế" specifically means tax.
• There are no direct variants of "sưu thuế," but you might encounter related terms like "thuế thu nhập" (income tax) or "thuế giá trị gia tăng" (value-added tax).

Different Meanings:

While "sưu thuế" primarily refers to taxes and fees, in some contexts, it can also encompass other forms of financial obligations or dues owed to the government.

Synonyms:

• "Thuế": This word specifically means "tax" and can be used in various contexts by itself.
• "Phí": This means "fee" and can refer to charges for services or permits.

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noun

1. taxes and fees