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Yes. The amount of money you pay to do or use something is called a fee.
credit is when you pay for something with another companie's money, and then you have to pay them back later. Debit is when you pay for something with your own money out of a bank accound.
Currency (Money)
The homophone for "to pay for money" is "to pony up" - meaning to contribute or provide money for something.
When you don't have enough money for something, you charge it and pay the money when you have it.
This is the sum of money the shareholders pay into which is called the share capital This is the sum of money the shareholders pay into which is called the share capital
Called a "fare".
People get money from people or when they pay for something they can get change they make money from machines
It means you have to provide the money required for something. So you may require money for an investment or to pay for something, so you have to "finance" it.
No - not unless you have overdraft. You can't pay for something more expensive with money you don't have.
"Pay" means to exchange something (usually money) for something or for some debt owed (usually for a thing or a receipt of payment).Therefore, "2 not pay" means you did "not pay" or you were not required to pay.
To answer your question, the taxes you pay on the money you earn (salary, income) is called income tax.