chargeable Definition
charge·able (c̸här′jə bəl)
adjective
- that can be, or is liable to be, charged
- that may become a public charge
chargeable Synonyms
chargeable Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- trustee: This means that gains arising on disposal of scheme assets are chargeable on the trustees.
- profit: Corporation tax The tax chargeable on the profits of a UK company.
- basis: In practice the IR may reduce the amount chargeable on the remittance basis to £ 850.
- supply: VAT VAT is a tax chargeable on taxable supplies made in the UK by taxable persons.
- order: VAT is chargeable on all orders to the UK and European Union.
Preposition: against
debtor: This section specifies when the expenses of an attachment chargeable against the debtor may be recovered otherwise than from the proceeds of auction.
Modifies a noun
- gain: Hence a chargeable gain may be reduced by up to 75 % , leaving only 25 % in charge to CGT.
- consideration: Presumably, these boxes require completion only where there is chargeable consideration which must be brought into account for tax.
- transfer: Aggregate chargeable transfer The total amount on which inheritance tax is charged.
- period: The initial allowance can be claimed for the chargeable period in which the expenditure is incurred.
- profit: All distributions that can not be matched against the taxable profits will be carried forward automatically and absorbed against future chargeable profits.
- asset: PE is a chargeable asset for capital gains purposes.
Modifying Another Word
- properly: These are the expenses of the operation of the trust as a whole, and so properly chargeable to capital.
- immediately: Such trusts will now be immediately chargeable to inheritance tax.
- not: In addition you could consider making regular gifts out of income which are not chargeable to IHT.
Preposition: at
- rate: VAT is chargeable at the current rate on all accounts.
- %: All prices are subject to UK VAT chargeable at 17.5 %.
Used with adjective complement
remain: Where relief is claimed on part of the property, the amount remaining chargeable must be shown.
Preposition: by
virtue: The duties affected are all chargeable by virtue of the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979 ( c. 5 ).
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