arrendador de rentas
English translation: tax collectors [private individuals]
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|  Selected response from: liz askew United Kingdom Local time: 23:19 | ||||||
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| 4 +5 | tax collectors [private individuals] |
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| 4 | (Spanish Royal Exchequer &) Treasury financial agent |
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| 4 | tax collection agent |
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(Spanish Royal Exchequer &) Treasury financial agent Explanation: 'There seems to be NO standard translation...' Permutations and combinations: 1. again, there really is no standard translation 2. there is, but it isn't known either to the asker or generally 3- there is a rough historical equivalent or fuzzy match that works Transatlantically e.g. the Court of Exchequer does feature in US Am. law dictionaries and ought to be triggered by the Royal Spanish element, plus the IRS of the USA employs Treasury fnanical agents. PS arrendador does not mean collector, but an (AmE) escrow agent or (BrE) revenue stakeholder. In England, taxes used to collected on horseback, hence the date of the 5th April as the start of the tax year, allwoing 5 days to ride around the country. Note on the equine theme un arrendador: entry 3, Simon & Schuster: hitching ring (to which a horse is tied'). -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2024-04-20 19:53:20 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- employs Treasury financial agents... Example sentence(s):
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peer agreement (net): +5tax collectors [private individuals] Explanation: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=EluHDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA34&lpg... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 godz. (2024-04-20 21:44:13 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://journals.openedition.org/mcv/6781?lang=es. Un aspecto que marca la relación público-privado en la historia de la hacienda es el arrendamiento de impuestos: una persona o compañía, encargada de recolectar los impuestos del rey. Su función aseguraba al rey sus ingresos fiscales. El mecanismo era, además, un sistema de préstamo. La contrapartida estaba en los supuestos grandes beneficios de los arrendatarios. La España del siglo xviii siguió el ejemplo inglés de eliminar los arrendamientos, al contrario de Francia, donde tal sistema se mantuvo casi todo el siglo. El artículo considera la valoración que la historiografía ha dado de estas realidades y se detiene a explicar, en particular, el proceso por el que España llegó a la supresión total de arrendamientos en 1749. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 godz. (2024-04-20 21:47:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=cq2dDgAAQBAJ&pg=PA600&lp... here = tax farmers -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 godz. (2024-04-20 21:52:41 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://go.gale.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE|A238354975&sid=googleSch... El arrendamiento de rentas constituyó una actividad cotidiana y permanente para un buen número de financieros durante las primeras décadas del siglo XVI. Este trabajo efrece algunas coordenadas fundamentales sobre la figura del arrendador de rentas y los grupos familiares o políticos que se encontraban detrás de ellos. Asimismo, plantea alguna características básicas de aquella hacienda con el objetivo de rastrear los orígenes del sistema fiscal de la Monarquía. El trabajo se ha realizado desde las premisas de la llamada New Fiscal History (Tracy), las precisiones metodológicas de M. Vester y las actuales corrientes de estudio sobre comunidades mercantiles. Palabras claves: Reyes Católicos, Carlos V, arrendadores de rentas, hacienda real, poder financiero. Tax farm was an usual and constant activity for a remarkable number of financiers during the first decades of XVIth Century. This work will try offering some characteristics about tax farmer and familiar or political groups that they protected to financiers. Moreover, this article will set out some elements of financial system of Hispanic Monarchy. The work has been achieved according to New Fiscal History (Tracy), M. Vester's methodological precisions and current analysis of merchants communities. Keywords: Catholics Kings, Charles V, tax farmers, fiscal system, financial power. p.s. you may wish to keep the original Spanish with an explanation in brackets:) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 4 godz. (2024-04-20 21:54:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/cnova/article/view/1845... here = tax collector |
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