Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

taux d’usage unique

English translation:

one-off rate

Added to glossary by jeantrans (X)
Feb 20, 2013 07:12
11 yrs ago
French term

taux d’usage unique

French to English Law/Patents Law: Taxation & Customs
From a contract concerning mining:

Les Parties Taxables seront par ailleurs soumises à un taux d’usage unique de 1,2 % pour le personnel local et expatrié pour la contribution Employeur concernant l’Impôt sur les Traitements et Salaires, y compris la Contribution nationale pour le développement économique, culturel et social de la nation, mais à l’exclusion de la Taxe d’apprentissage et la Taxe additionnelle pour la formation professionnelle continue.
Proposed translations (English)
4 one-off rate

Discussion

AllegroTrans Feb 20, 2013:
If this is from a country that uses both French and English, therr may be an official English name - always worth checking
jeantrans (X) (asker) Feb 20, 2013:
how about "one-time tax"? The country is the Ivory Coast.
philgoddard Feb 20, 2013:
It looks like North Africa, but I don't see why there should be an "official English name".
AllegroTrans Feb 20, 2013:
Research First you need to establish which country this is from, as it is most probably a tax specific to that country
Then you need to google it with the country's name to see if there is an official English name for the tax
Have you done this prior research Asker?

Proposed translations

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one-off rate

Or "special rate". It literally means "single use", but I don't think we need to know which country this is or be familiar with the ins and outs of its tax system. It just means that the rate is applied on a single occasion or in a specific instance.
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