tax implications
Fiscal effects afterward
Tax implications are the effects a financial decision or transaction will have on one's taxes.
The phrase appears constantly in discussions of investments, business structures, inheritances, and major purchases: Before selling the property, consider the tax implications.
Often a polite warning that something may cost you more than expected once taxes are factored in.
- deductionsConclusions from reasoning
- tax policyRevenue collection framework
- payroll taxesCompulsory deductions from wages
- tax codeLaws governing taxation
- auditsFormal account inspections
retirement planning · financial planning · taxable income · tax credits · tax bracket · charitable contributions · tax return · tax forms · capital gains · estate taxes · inheritance tax · gift tax · progressive taxation · estate planning · tax liability · tax evasion · tax penalties · tax optimization
- self-employmentself-employed, freelancing, self-employment, sole proprietorship, sole proprietor
- financebank, CFO, banks, controller, finance
- lotterieslottery machine, ball machine, jackpot winner, lottery winner, lottery winners
- cohabitationcohabitation, cohabiting, cohabitants, cohabiting couple, living together
- public paysalary, gross pay, net pay, pay, pay grades
- mergersmerger, acquisition, buyout, takeover, friendly merger
tax implicationstax-free
Exempt from duties
tax-exempt · non-taxable · tax exemption · untaxed · tax-free status