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How to Say "fiscal" in Spanish

The Spanish word forfiscalis fiscalB2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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fiscal

adjectiveB2formal
related to public revenue or taxation
A massive pile of gold coins and stacks of currency resting on a polished wooden table, symbolizing public revenue and taxation. A small, dignified government building is visible in the background.

Examples

La reforma fiscal afectará a todas las empresas grandes.

The tax reform will affect all large companies.

El año fiscal en este país comienza en enero.

The fiscal year in this country starts in January.

Necesitamos un acuerdo fiscal con los países vecinos.

We need a financial agreement with neighboring countries.

Always the Same Form

As an adjective, 'fiscal' always looks the same, whether the noun it modifies is masculine ('el año fiscal') or feminine ('la política fiscal').

Confusing Adjective and Noun

Mistake:Usar 'fiscal' para decir 'tax' (the thing you pay).

Correction: Use 'impuesto' for the noun 'tax.' 'Fiscal' describes things related to taxes, but isn't the tax itself. E.g., 'el impuesto fiscal' is redundant.

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