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pre-tax — ˈpre tax also pretax adjective [only before a noun] a company s pre tax profit, loss etc is calculated before tax is taken away: • Latest quarter net loss of $256.7 million includes $400 million pretax restructuring charge. * * * pre tax UK US… … Financial and business terms
pre-tax — [ˌpri: ˈtæks] adj pre tax profits or losses are the profits or losses of a company before tax has been taken away ▪ Pre tax profits fell 26.6% to £3.1 million. >pre tax adv … Dictionary of contemporary English
pre|tax — «PREE TAKS», adjective. = before tax. (Cf. ↑before tax) … Useful english dictionary
pre-tax — also pretax ADJ: ADJ n Pre tax profits or losses are the total profits or losses made by a company before tax has been taken away. Storehouse made pre tax profits of ₤3.1m. ADV: ADV after v Pre tax is also an adverb. Last year it made ₤2.5m pre… … English dictionary
pre-tax — / pri:tæks/, pretax adjective before tax has been deducted or paid ▪▪▪ ‘…the company’s goals are a growth in sales of up to 40 per cent, a rise in pre tax earnings of nearly 35 per cent and a rise in after tax earnings of more than 25 per cent’… … Dictionary of banking and finance
pre-tax — UK / US adjective [only before noun] used for describing an amount of money before taxes are taken out pre tax income … English dictionary
pre-tax earnings — ➔ earnings … Financial and business terms
pre-tax loss — ➔ loss … Financial and business terms
pre-tax profit — ➔ profit1 … Financial and business terms
pre-tax profits — A company s profits before the deduction of corporation tax. Financial Services Glossary … Financial and business terms
