Synonyms for vat
vætvat

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1. VATnoun

   Synonyms:
   GST

2. VATnoun

   Value-added tax.

   Synonyms:
   GST

3. VATnoun

   Vigilance awareness training.

   Synonyms:
   GST

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:2.3 / 6 votes

1. VAT, value-added tax, ad valorem taxnoun

   a tax levied on the difference between a commodity's price before taxes and its cost of production

   Synonyms:
   tub, ad valorem tax, value-added tax

2. tub, vatnoun

   a large open vessel for holding or storing liquids

   Synonyms:
   ad valorem tax, tubful, bath, bathtub, bathing tub, value-added tax, tub

Matched Categories

1. • Excise
   • Vessel

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1. List of paraphrases for "vat":

   tva, iva, pvm, dph, vat-based, uavs, uav, tav

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1. VAT

   What does VAT stand for? -- Explore the various meanings for the VAT acronym on the Abbreviations.com website.

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1. Thomas Wieser:

   Colleagues in Brussels have been battling with fiscal issues, VAT issues, labor market reforms and I think it is fair to say that the judgment of everybody, including the Greek colleagues, is that we will not be there yet on Monday.

2. Aveek Bhattacharya:

   it’s not until you travel abroad (or buy certain business services) that you realise how annoying it would be not to have sales taxes (VAT, duty etc) included in the price of things you buy

3. Zhang Xiaojin:

   The VAT cut is apparently good news for China's coal industry. The expected 4 percentage point cut will relieve a lot of pressure from domestic coal firms as they do not have many advantages competing with foreign mines in either price or quality.

4. Perry Brass:

   Falling in love with another man is like falling into a vast vat of yourself. For some men this is ultimately nourishing, for others . . . it is drowning.

5. Karl Tachelet:

   While it is clearly an important result, it is only one feature in a universe of other measures that China foresees for its steel sector, these include direct subsidies, soft loans from state banks, VAT (value-added tax) rebates on some product categories, energy and input subsidies, and occasionally direct grants, among others.