English–Chinese
“pre-tax” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinshuì qián
Example
你的税前工资是多少？nǐ de shuì qián gōng zī shì duō shǎo
What is your pre-tax salary?
How to say “pre-tax” in Chinese
“Pre-tax” in Chinese is 税前 (shuì qián).
An amount shown before tax is taken away, preserving the full figure used to discuss pay or prices.
Example sentences with 税前
工资单上标注的是税前金额，实际到账会少一些。gōng zī dān shàng biāo zhù de shì shuì qián jīn é shí jì dào zhàng huì shǎo yì xiē
The amount listed on the pay stub is pre-tax, so the amount actually deposited will be less.
Tips for using 税前
- In everyday job talk, a salary figure in a Chinese offer may describe the advertised amount rather than the money deposited, so comparisons need the same basis.