Fascia Impositiva
English translation: Tax bracket
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| Italian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Computers: Software / gambling portal: computer | |||||||
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28 days confidence: 
Tax bracket Explanation: The "Fascia Imposta" has to do with various taxable amounts. Fascia Impositiva is actually a Tax bracket, because "Impositiva" comes from "Imposizione" or when used fiscally, "Imposta". It all has to do good old taxes, therefor your connection with gambling... that money is taxable too... hehe. |
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