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  taxe
     Γαλλικά n.
     φόρος

  taxe
     Latin n.
     (inflection of la taxus  voc s)
     Middle English alt.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English n.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English vb.
     (alt form enm taxen)
     Old English n.
     toad

  Taxe
     German n.
     f (lb de now especially Switzerland Austria) fee, tariff, tax (gloss:
  a payment required to cover administrative costs or in exchange for a
  service)
     German n.
     f (lb de colloquial dated) (alternative form of de Taxi)

  taxe
     Latin n.
     (inflection of la taxus  voc s)
     Middle English alt.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English n.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English vb.
     (alt form enm taxen)
     Portuguese vb.
     (pt-verb form of: taxar)

  Taxe
     German n.
     f (lb de now especially Switzerland Austria) fee, tariff, tax (gloss:
  a payment required to cover administrative costs or in exchange for a
  service)
     German n.
     f (lb de colloquial dated) (alternative form of de Taxi)

  taxe
     Latin n.
     (inflection of la taxus  voc s)
     Middle English alt.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English n.
     A tax or charge.
     Middle English vb.
     (alt form enm taxen)
     Portuguese vb.
     (pt-verb form of: taxar)

  Taxe
     German n.
     f (lb de now especially Switzerland Austria) fee, tariff, tax (gloss:
  a payment required to cover administrative costs or in exchange for a
  service)
     German n.
     f (lb de colloquial dated) (alternative form of de Taxi)

  taxe
     Ranska n.
     välillinen vero, vero

  Taxe
     Saksa n.
     1 (yhteys sveitsinsaksaa aak=taxe k=de) maksu, taksa
     2 (yhteys Pohjois-Saksassa aak=taxe k=de) taksi

  taxe
     Franska n.
     (tagg kat=ekonomi språk=fr) skatt; avgift till myndighet

  Taxe
     Tyska n.
     taxa

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/ 
  tax 
     Synonym: Gebühr
  

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/ 
  valuation 
     Synonym: taxierter Preis
  
   see: Preis, Preise, Katalogpreis, nomineller Preis, Regalpreis, Schnäppchenpreis, Sparpreis, günstiger Preis, Tiefstpreis, Weltmarktpreis, annehmbarer Preis, eingefrorener Preis, abnehmende Preise, überhöhter Preis, geltender Preis, Preise höherschrauben, Preise reduzieren, Preise erhöhen, Preise ausgleichen, Preise unterbieten, Preise hochtreiben, die Hälfte kosten
  

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/ 
  taxi , taxicab , cab 
     Synonyms: Taxi, Autodroschke
  
   see: Taxis, Taxen, Autodroschken, Großraumtaxi, Sammeltaxi
  

  Taxe /ˈtaksə/ 
  taksi
  Taxi

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/
  1. taxi
  2. raming, schatting, taxatie

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/
  táxi

  Taxe /ˈtaksə/ 
  расценка, такса
  Preis oder Gebühr, die amtlich festgesetzt ist

  Taxe /ˈtaksə/ 
  1. taxa
  Preis oder Gebühr, die amtlich festgesetzt ist
  2. kurs
  von einem Wertpapierhändler festgelegter Schätzkurs
  3. taxi, taxibil
  Taxi

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/
  taksi

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/
  fiyat

  Taxe /tˈɑːksə/
  narh

  taxe /tˈaks/
  taos (taosoù /taozˈu/), tell (telloù /tɛlˈu/)

  taxe /taks/ 
  налог

  taxe /taks/ 
  Steuer, Abgabe, Steuerabgabe

  taxe /taks/ 
  φόρος

  taxe /taks/ 
  tax

  taxe /taks/ 
  vero

  taxe /taks/ 
  tassa, imposta, contribuzione

  taxe /taks/ 
  税金, 税

  taxe /taks/ 
  vectigal

  taxe /taks/ 
  mokestis

  taxe /taks/
  belasting, recht

  taxe /taks/ 
  podatek

  taxe /taks/ 
  imposto

  taxe /taks/ 
  налог

  taxe /taks/ 
  impuesto, tasa

  taxe /taks/ 
  taxa, tribut

  taxe /tˈaks/ 
  vergi

  taxe /ʃɪxˈʊl/
  Stadtteil

  taxe /ʃɪxˈʊl/
  Stadtviertel

  taxe /ʃɪxˈʊl/
  Viertel

  TAXES. This term in its most extended sense includes all contributions 
  imposed by the government upon individuals for the service of the state, by 
  whatever name they are called or known, whether by the name of tribute, 
  tithe, talliage, impost, duty, gabel, custom, subsidy, aid, supply, excise, 
  or other name. 
       2. The 8th section of art. 1, Const. U. S. provides, that "congress 
  shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, and excises, to 
  pay," &c. "But all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout 
  the United States." 
       3. In the sense above mentioned, taxes are usually divided into two 
  great classes, those which are direct, and those which are indirect. Under 
  the former denomination are included taxes on land or real property, and 
  under the latter taxes on articles of consumption. 5 Wheat. R. 317. 
       4. Congress have plenary power over every species of taxable property, 
  except exports. But there are two rules prescribed for their government, the 
  rule of uniformity and the rule of apportionment. Three kinds of taxes, 
  namely, duties, imposts and excises are to be laid by the first rule; and 
  capitation and other direct taxes, by the second rule. Should there be any 
  other species of taxes, not direct, and not included within the words 
  duties, imposts or customs, they might be laid by the rule of uniformity or 
  not, as congress should think proper and reasonable. Id. 
       5. The word taxes is, in a more confined sense, sometimes applied in 
  contradistinction to duties, imposts and excises. Vide, generally, Story on 
  the Const. c. 14; 1 Kent, Com. 254; 8 Dall. 171; 1 Tuck. Black. App. 232; 1 
  Black. Com. 308; The Federalist, No. 21, 36; Woodf. Landl. and Ten. 197, 
  254.