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payable [ˈpeɪəbl̩] ADJ

1. payable JUR:

payable
payable
payable instalments

2. payable ÉCON:

payable commission
payable on demand
payable interest

accounts payable SUBST plur ÉCON

1. accounts payable (due):

accounts payable

2. accounts payable (creditors):

accounts payable

Expressions couramment utilisées avec payable

payable commission
payable interest
payable on demand
payable on receipt

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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However, the scheme only paid out according to the level of contributions made rather than according to need, and was only payable for 15 weeks.
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The notches were used to denote various amounts of taxes payable to the crown.
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Until 1810, a toll was payable to cross the bridge.
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A penalty of 12,000 would be payable should the works not be completed on time.
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Tax is payable by the recipient, based on the amount received and their relationship with the donor or deceased.
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The tax withheld can not be credited against other payable taxes as would be the case with non-registered accounts.
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Half fare is $0.75, payable by cash, tokens, or a pass.
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A few systems provide that the tax is payable only on wages above a particular amount.
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Each of these things have a care penalty in which there is a certain fee or tax payable in order to use them.
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Up to 26 weeks of normal unemployment or sickness benefits are payable to an individual in a benefit year.
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