English–Chinese
“value-added tax” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzēng zhí shuì
Example
这个价格不含增值税。zhè ge jià gé bù hán zēng zhí shuì
This price does not include value-added tax.
How to say “value-added tax” in Chinese
“Value-added tax” in Chinese is 增值税 (zēng zhí shuì).
A tax collected on the extra value created as goods or services move through each stage of production and sale.
Example sentences with 增值税
商店收银台会标注价格是否含增值税。shāng diàn shōu yín tái huì biāo zhù jià gé shì fǒu hán zēng zhí shuì
The store's checkout counter indicates whether the price includes value-added tax.
Tips for using 增值税
- Price notices often use 不含增值税 (bù hán zēngzhíshuì, "excluding value-added tax") for a pre-tax amount and 含增值税 (hán zēngzhíshuì, "including value-added tax") for the final tax-inclusive amount.