Fiscal - English meaning

adjective

Relating to or in accordance with an estimate of income and expenditure.

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Tight budgetary constraints

adjective

Relating to a budget or to planning a budget

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Due to budgetary constraints, we are no longer hiring any more staff at this time., the money has b…

noun

The city or town that functions as the seat of government and administrative centre of a country or region.

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Warsaw is the capital of poland

adjective

(of an offence or charge) liable to the death penalty.

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Murder is the only capital crime in the state

exclamation

Used to express approval, satisfaction, or delight.

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That's splendid! capital!

adjective

Relating to economics or the economy.

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The government's economic policy

adjective

Relating to trade, industry, and money

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Economic growth/policies

adjective

Relating to trade, industry, and money

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Economic conditions/situation the plan also recognized the need to react to the challenging economi…

adjective

Relating to finance.

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An independent financial adviser

noun

The finances or financial situation of an organization or individual.

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He needs to pay serious attention to his financials, particularly cash flow

adjective

Relating to money or the way money is managed

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Financial stability/security/strength independent agencies perform rigorous analysis in order to as…

adjective

Relating to money or currency.

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Documents with little or no monetary value

adjective

Relating to money, esp. the money supply of a country

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Monetary policy

adjective

Relating to or consisting of money

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The monetary unit of the uk is the pound., monetary damages/fine/compensation the lawsuit seeks mon…

noun

A current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively.

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I counted the money before putting it in my wallet

noun

The coins or bills with their value on them that are used to buy things, or the total amount of these that someone has

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I need a dollar – have you got any money on you?, there’s not much money in our savings account., w…

noun

The value of what a person or organization owns, keeps in a bank, has in investments, or spends

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His estate is worth a lot of money., she makes more money than he does., publishers earn money from…

adjective

Relating to or consisting of money.

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He admitted obtaining a pecuniary advantage by deception

adjective

Relating to money

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Pecuniary advantage/benefit/interest prosecution lawyers argued that the chairman had a pecuniary i…

noun

Income, especially when of an organization and of a substantial nature.

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Traders have lost £10,000 in revenue since the traffic scheme was implemented

noun

The income that a business or government receives regularly, or an amount representing such income

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[ c usually pl ] state/federal revenues, [ u ] company revenue rose 4% last year.

noun

Money that a company receives, especially from selling goods or services

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Revenue(s) from sth revenue from online ads is much less than from print advertising., revenue(s) o…

noun

A compulsory contribution to state revenue, levied by the government on workers' income and business profits, or added to the cost of some goods, services, and transactions.

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Higher taxes will dampen consumer spending

verb

Impose a tax on (someone or something).

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The income will be taxed at the top rate

noun

(an amount of) money paid to the government, usually a percentage of personal income or of the cost of goods or services bought

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[ c ] income/sales/social security tax, [ c ] a property/gasoline tax, [ u ] the senator proposed a…