property tax

English

Noun

property tax (plural property taxes)

1. A tax, usually ad valorem, charged on the basis of the fair market value of property. The scope of taxable property varies by jurisdiction and it may include personal property in addition to real estate.

Synonyms

• council tax
• personal property tax
• rates (British, New Zealand, or Australian)
• real estate tax

Translations

tax based on the value of property

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 財產稅／财产税 (zh) (cáichǎnshuì)

• Czech: majetková daň
• Danish: ejendomsskat c
• Dutch: onroerende voorheffing f (Belgium), onroerendezaakbelasting (nl) f (Netherlands)
• Finnish: kiinteistövero (fi), varallisuusvero (fi)
• French: taxe foncière (fr) f (France), précompte immobilier m (Belgium)
• German: Grundsteuer (de) f
• Indonesian: pajak bumi dan bangunan (id)
• Irish: cáin mhaoine f
• Italian: imposta catastale f
• Northern Ohlone: shuumi
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: eiendomsskatt m

  Nynorsk: eigedomsskatt m

• Polish: podatek od nieruchomości
• Portuguese: imposto municipal sobre imóveis m, imposto predial e territorial urbano (pt) m
• Romanian: impozit funciar (ro) n
• Sicilian: funnuaria f
• Slovene: davek na premoženje m
• Spanish: impuesto predial m, impuesto real m
• Swedish: fastighetsskatt (sv) c
• Tamil: வரி (ta) (vari) (vari) (Sothu vari)