Translation for "leimaveroihin" to english

Leimaveroihin

noun

• stamp duty

Translation examples

stamp duty noun

Leimavero on osa pääpalkintoa.
The stamp duty is part of the main prize.

Leimavero kiinteistöveroa (SDLT) laskin Chestertons.
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) calculator from Chestertons.

Muihin etuihin kuuluu, ettei pörssimaksuja ja leimaveroa tarvitse maksaa.
Other benefits include no Exchange charges and no Stamp Duty.

Samalla, jotka ovat jo maksanut leimaveron vapautetaan
At the same time, those who have already paid stamp duty will be exempted

Inflaatiota piti alhaisena erityisesti lainojen leimaveron poistuminen.
Inflation was kept down by the abolition of stamp duty on loans, in particular.

Samalla ehdotetaan lakkautettavaksi leimaveron - mutta vain ostajille Ensiasunnon .
At the same time proposed to abolish stamp duty - but only for buyers

Laske markkina-arvo, leimaveroa, rekisteröintimaksun Mumbai -hotellissa 2015-13
Calculate Market Value, Stamp Duty, Registration Fee for Mumbai property 2015-13

Intuitiivinen ja yksinkertainen laskin leimavero Britanniassa ja Skotlannissa.
An intuitive and simple calculator for the stamp duty in the UK and Scotland.

Lontoon pörssi perii oston yhteydessä 0,5 % leimaveron kauppahinnasta
the London Stock Exchange charges a stamp duty of 0.5 % of the transaction price

Leimavero poistetaan hakemusten osalta tammikuun 1 päivän 2004 jälkeen.
The stamp duty was suppressed for the requests recorded since January 1, 2004.

Britanniassa on "Tobinin veron miniversio", arvopaperikaupan leimavero, joka on ajanut pois paljon sijoitustoimintaa ja tuottanut myös muita veronkiertotemppuja.
Other studies have suggested that the financial transaction tax is regressive in application—particularly the Stamp Duty in the UK, which includes certain exemptions only available to institutional investors.

Vuonna 1963 säädettiin 2 %:n leimavero, jota on muutettu monesti, kunnes vuodesta 1986 se on ollut 0,5 %.
In 1963 the rate of the UK Stamp Duty was 2%, subsequently fluctuating between 1% and 2%, until a process of its gradual reduction started in 1984, when the rate was halved, first from 2% to 1%, and then once again in 1986 from 1% to the current level of 0.5%.