How to Say “Deductible” in Spanish

deducible
/deduˈθible/
The Spanish word for 'deductible' is deducible.
deducible is an adjective used to describe something that is eligible to be deducted.
Meaning: eligible to be deducted (adj)

How do you pronounce it?

/deduˈθible/

Did you know?

  • While deducible is used for taxes, the 'deductible' amount you pay out of pocket for insurance is called a franquicia in Spain.
  • The word deducible can sometimes be used in a purely logical sense in Spanish to mean 'inferable', rather than just a financial subtraction.
  • The Spanish verb deducir, which forms the basis of deducible, shares its ancient roots with the Latin 'duco', meaning 'to lead' or 'to guide'.

Examples in context

  • Las operaciones de cambio de sexo, ahora son deducibles.
    Sex change operations are now tax-deductible.
    This sentence shows how to use deducible regarding medical operations.
    Tatoeba #1386287 by hayastan, translation #1370016 by Spamster
  • Toda contribución es deducible de impuestos.
    All contributions are tax deductible.
    This sentence demonstrates using deducible in the context of tax-deductible contributions.
    Tatoeba #540239 by darinmex, translation #540238 by darinmex
  • Su contribución a la escuela es deducible de impuestos.
    Your contribution to the school is tax-deductible.
    This sentence provides an example of deducible applied to a school contribution.
    Tatoeba #661719 by darinmex, translation #21590 by CK
  • La franquicia para el seguro de automóvil es de $500.
    The deductible for car insurance is $500.
  • Tengo una franquicia de $1,000 en mi seguro de salud.
    I have a $1,000 deductible on my health insurance.
  • ¿Cuál es la franquicia de esta póliza?
    What is the deductible for this policy?

Example conversation

Two people are talking about their tax returns.

  1. María

    ¿Este gasto médico es deducible?
    Is this medical expense deductible?
  2. Mateo

    Sí, Mateo, es totalmente deducible.
    Yes, Mateo, it is totally deductible.
  3. María

    Qué bueno, entonces ahorraré dinero.
    That's great, so I will save money.
  4. Mateo

    Exacto, guarda bien el recibo.
    Exactly, keep the receipt safe.

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