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sur·tax (sûr

)

1. An additional tax.

2. A tax levied on corporations or individuals after net income has exceeded a certain level.

tr.v. sur·taxed, sur·tax·ing, sur·tax·es

To levy a surtax on.

surtax [ˈsɜːˌtæks]

1. (Economics) a tax, usually highly progressive, levied on the amount by which a person's income exceeds a specific level

2. (Economics) an additional tax on something that has already been taxed

(Economics) (tr) to assess for liability to surtax; charge with an extra tax

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Noun	1.	surtax - an additional tax on certain kinds of income that has already been taxed supertax income tax - a personal tax levied on annual income
Verb	1.	surtax - levy an extra tax on; "surtax luxury items that cost more than $1,000" tax - levy a tax on; "The State taxes alcohol heavily"; "Clothing is not taxed in our state"

Translations

surtax [ˈsɜːtæks] N → sobreimpuesto m; (= rate) → sobretasa f

surtax [ˈsɜː^rtæks] n → surtaxe f

surtax

n → Steuerzuschlag m

surtax [ˈsɜːˌtæks] n → soprattassa

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income tax liable supertax sur- tax	The proposal, a heavily symbolic measure seen as having next to no chance of becoming law, would impose a war surtax on income beginning in 2011 -- though it would allow the president to delay implementation by one year upon deciding the US economy is too weak to sustain such a tax shift. US lawmakers: New tax should pay for Afghan war by AFP / AFP American Edition This health care overhaul will be paid for largely with a graduated income surtax on high-income households, as well as four familiar business tax provisions--including a delay in the implementation of worldwide allocation of interest, a limit in treaty benefits for certain deductible payments, codification of the economic substance doctrine and savings from within the health care system. Tax changes in House health care bill by The Weekly Advocate e-Newsletter Can the earnest-looking gang of representatives who unveiled their proposal Tuesday say with a straight face that the health-care surtax they'd levy would actually be paid when it takes effect in 2011? OUR VIEW; MAKE WEALTHY PAY MORE, BUT BE SURE ABOUT REFORM by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)	surrender value Surrenderee Surrenderer Surrenderor Surrendry Surreption surreptitious surreptitiously Surrey surrogacy surrogate surrogate mother Surrogateship Surrogation surround surround sound surrounded surrounding surroundings Surroyal Sursanure Surseance Sursolid Surstyle sursum corda surtax Surtees surtitle surtitles surtout Surturbrand Surucucu Suruga Bay surv. surveil surveillance surveillance approach surveillance of disease surveillance system surveillant Survene Survenue survey survey control point survey course survey information center survey mile Survey of dogs survey photography survey, liaison, and reconnaissance party Surveyal	SURS SURS SURS SURS SURS Sursanure sursassite SURSAT Surseance SURSI Sursk Surskoe Sursolid SURSS Surstyle sursum corda sursum- sursumduction sursumvergence sursumversion sursumversion sursumversion Surt SURTAC SURTAS SURTASS SURTASS LFA SURTASS Mission Supervisor SURTASS/ETAS SURTASS/LFA surtax surtaxed surtaxed surtaxed surtaxed surtaxes surtaxes surtaxes surtaxes surtaxing surtaxing surtaxing surtaxing SURTC Surtees Surtees Surtees Racing Organisation Surtees Racing Organisation Surtees Racing Organization Surtees Racing Organization Surtees, John Surtees, R S Surtees, Robert Smith Surtees, Robert Smith Surti surtitle surtitled Surtitles surtitling SURTMPS surtout

The proposal, a heavily symbolic measure seen as having next to no chance of becoming law, would impose a war surtax on income beginning in 2011 -- though it would allow the president to delay implementation by one year upon deciding the US economy is too weak to sustain such a tax shift.

US lawmakers: New tax should pay for Afghan war by AFP / AFP American Edition

This health care overhaul will be paid for largely with a graduated income surtax on high-income households, as well as four familiar business tax provisions--including a delay in the implementation of worldwide allocation of interest, a limit in treaty benefits for certain deductible payments, codification of the economic substance doctrine and savings from within the health care system.

Tax changes in House health care bill by The Weekly Advocate e-Newsletter

Can the earnest-looking gang of representatives who unveiled their proposal Tuesday say with a straight face that the health-care surtax they'd levy would actually be paid when it takes effect in 2011?

OUR VIEW; MAKE WEALTHY PAY MORE, BUT BE SURE ABOUT REFORM by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)

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