de fiscal
51fiscal / physical — Fiscal refers to budgetary finances, income and expenditures, and is used in such phrases as fiscal responsibility and the fiscal year. Physical refers either to bodily exercise or to concrete things in the world, as in physical exercise or …
52Fiscal — Fis cal, n. 1. The income of a prince or a state; revenue; exchequer. [Obs.] Bacon. [1913 Webster] 2. A treasurer. H. Swinburne. [1913 Webster] 3. A public officer in Scotland who prosecutes in petty criminal cases; called also {procurator… …
53fiscal year accounting period — A 12 month period ending on the last day of any month except December. Many businesses are required to use a calendar year as their tax year, but if you can prove that your business has a natural business year that is different from the calendar… …
54fiscal year — n 1.) the 12 month period used by governments to calculate spending and how much tax a person or business must pay last/current/coming/next fiscal year 2.) AmE the 12 month period over which a company calculates its profits or losses British… …
55fiscal drag — /fiskalˈdrɛɡ, ingl. ˈfɪsk(J)ldr(g/ [loc. ingl., comp. di fiscal «fiscale» e drag «trascinamento»] loc. sost. m. inv. prelievo fiscale, drenaggio fiscale …
56fiscal year — ☆ fiscal year n. a twelve month period between settlements of financial accounts: the U.S. government fiscal year legally ends September 30 …
57fiscal drag — noun The means by which the inland revenue automatically benefits from any increase in earned income without any actual increase in taxation rates • • • Main Entry: ↑fiscal …
58Fiscal [1] — Fiscal (v, lat.), 1) öffentliche Person, welche die Gerechtsame des Fiscus od. das Beste der Staatskasse in Obacht nimmt; 2) der öffentliche Ankläger im Gemeinen Criminalprocesse, der alle Verbrechen u. Vergehen dem betreffenden Gerichte… …
59Fiscal [2] — Fiscal, Vogel, s.u. Würger …
60Fiscal — Fiscal, Staatsanwalt für die Vermögensinteressen des Fiscus; dann aber besonders im Strafproceß der öffentliche Ankläger …
