what is the french equivalent for property tax?
snowflower asked:
For tax propertythe teacher gave us impot foncier and got to prove why one of the appropriate translation for tax propertyplease help me please.
For tax propertyplease help me please.
For tax propertyplease help me with your answershave search whole lot of tax propertyplease help me please.
The french equivalent and taxe foncireone of text online concerning taxesbut am still like lost and got to hand this paper in dayshelp me with your answershave search whole lot.
For tax propertythe teacher gave us impot foncier and got to prove why one of the appropriate translation for tax propertyplease help me please.
For tax propertyplease help me please.
For tax propertyplease help me with your answershave search whole lot of tax propertyplease help me please.
The french equivalent and taxe foncireone of text online concerning taxesbut am still like lost and got to hand this paper in dayshelp me with your answershave search whole lot.
tell your teacher to do her own research.
I’d go with L’impôt immobilier’ but it’s been ages. ‘L’impôt’ is tax and ‘immobilier’ is real estate. ‘Foncier’ is land, which is a bit too generic and ‘taxe’ is more correctly fee. But this is a guess based on French I studied at length nearly 40 years ago and have rarely used since.