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纳税 (nà shuì) means "to pay taxes" in English. It is a combination of the verb 纳 (nà), meaning "to pay" or "to submit", and the noun 税 (shuì), meaning "tax". Together, they form the word 纳税, which specifically refers to the act of paying taxes to the government.
Example sentence: 我每年都要纳税。(Wǒ měi nián dōu yào nà shuì.) - "I have to pay taxes every year."
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Hi Nishid, we have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary. Thank you very much!
今天他要纳税。 / 今天他要納稅。 [jin1 tian1 ta1 yao4 na4 shui4 .] , (phr) Today he will (or wants to) pay taxes.
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The term 纳税 (nà shuì), meaning "to pay taxes," is primarily used in formal situations. It is often found in official documents, legal contexts, and government communications, as it pertains to the obligation of citizens and businesses to contribute to state revenue.
In contrast, informal conversations may use less formal language or phrases to discuss taxes. For instance, people might simply say 交税 (jiāo shuì), which also means "to pay taxes," but is slightly more casual. While 纳税 (nà shuì) is more precise and formal, 交税 (jiāo shuì) can be used in everyday discussions without the same level of formality.
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1. 纳税人 (nà shuì rén) - This term refers to a taxpayer, someone who is responsible for paying taxes.
2. 纳税人识别号 (nà shuì rén shí bié hào) - This term refers to the taxpayer identification number, a unique number assigned to individuals and businesses for tax purposes.
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