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estate duty

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estate duty
n
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) another name for death duty
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estate duty n → tassa di successione
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Duties in respect of succession to agricultural land, estate duty in respect of agricultural land, taxes on lands and building, advertisement, goods and passengers carried by road and on inland waterways.
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