How to Say “Gst Tax” in French

taxe sur les produits et services
The English phrase 'gst tax' is translated into French as taxe sur les produits et services.
This phrase refers to a value-added tax levied on most goods and services sold within a country.

Did you know?

  • In France, the GST-style tax is called TVA, short for taxe sur la valeur ajoutée. The phrase taxe sur les produits et services is primarily used in Canadian French.
  • The word sur in this phrase is a homograph, meaning it is spelled the same as the word for 'sour' in French. However, in the context of a tax, it is derived from the Latin 'super' meaning 'upon', rather than the Germanic root for 'acidic'.

Examples in context

  • Il faut payer la TPS sur cet achat.
    You have to pay the GST on this purchase.
  • Est-ce que la taxe sur les produits et services est appliquée ?
    Is the gst tax applied?

Example conversation

Lucas and Emma are looking at a store receipt.

  1. Lucas

    C'est quoi cette ligne sur la facture, Emma ?
    What is this line on the bill, Emma?
  2. Emma

    C'est la taxe sur les produits et services.
    It is the GST tax.
  3. Lucas

    Est-ce qu'elle est très élevée ?
    Is it very high?
  4. Emma

    Non, c'est un montant normal, Lucas.
    No, it is a normal amount, Lucas.

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