tax return

英 [ˈtæks rɪtɜːn]

美 [ˈtæks rɪtɜːrn]

n. 纳税申报单

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牛津词典

noun

纳税申报单
an official document in which you give details of the amount of money that you have earned so that the government can calculate how much tax you have to pay

纳税申报表
Atax returnis an official form that you fill in with details about your income and personal situation, so that the tax you owe can be calculated.

noun

document giving the tax collector information about the taxpayer's tax liability
1. his gross income was enough that he had to file a tax return
Synonym:income tax returnreturn

Firstly, if the individual receives wages from more than two sources, he must file the tax return.
首先，个人从两处或两处以上取得的工资、薪金要申报纳税。
While this is great in the long run, it can adversely affect the homeowner's tax return.
虽然这是个伟大的，在长远而言，它可以产生不利影响屋主的报税表。
Sign and submit the tax return.
签署及提交报税表。
The sole proprietor reports items of income and expense of the business on his personal tax return.
独资企业的投资人在其个人纳税申报表中申报企业收支项目。
The two major concepts of income that appear on the tax return are: adjusted gross income and taxable income.
出现在纳税申报单上的两大收益好象是：调整过的总收入和应纳税收入。
Perhaps you finished and sent your tax return for2009.
也许你完成并且拿回了你在2009的退税。
You would also need a copy of your salary records and income tax return for the past year.
你也需要一份贵薪金纪录及入息税的回报过去一年的工作。
Your kids should file a tax return.
你的孩子们应该纳税申报表。
Once I have approved them by signing them off, he completes and submits the tax return online.
一旦我签名同意后，他就在网上完成和递交纳税申报单。
He neglected to file his tax return on time.
他忘记按时发他的税收申请单了。