What does dubbele belasting in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word dubbele belasting in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use dubbele belasting in Dutch.

The word dubbele belasting in Dutch means tax, pressure, pressure, druk, spanning, belasting, heffing, belasting, impost, belasting, belasting, taks, heffing, druk, last, belasting, lading, belasting, last, belasting, belasting, vermogen, fiscaal. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word dubbele belasting

tax

(taks) (finance)

pressure

(techniek: druk, kracht)

pressure

(emotioneel: druk) (emotion)

druk, spanning

(pressure, demands)

The stress of getting married can be overwhelming.

belasting, heffing

(levy)

The government needs to raise taxes.

belasting

(taxes)

The citizens planned a protest against unfair taxation.

impost

(UK (tax, duty)

belasting

(duty)

You don't have to pay tax on alcohol you buy at the airport.

belasting, taks, heffing

(tax)

The country had an import duty on all electronics.

druk

(fatiguing pressure)

The foundation of the building crumbled under the strain.

last, belasting, lading

(load)

This is heavy charge for such a small car.

belasting

(severe demand on resources)

The strain on the server was caused by the many hits the site received that day.

last, belasting

(uncountable (quantity or weight borne by sthg)

The pillars of the building support the load of the floors above.

belasting

(figurative (strain) (figuurlijk)

Mailing expenses are quite a tax on our resources.

vermogen

(electrical) (elektriciteit)

This appliance has a rating of 240 volts.

fiscaal

(relating to tax)

Businesses have no fiscal incentive to locate here.

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