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税込み金額 (zeikomi kingaku - amount including tax)

Grammar & Usage

noun phrase

neutral

How it works

This is a compound noun phrase formed by '税込み' (zeikomi), meaning 'tax-inclusive' or 'including tax', and '金額' (kingaku), meaning 'amount of money'. It literally translates to 'tax-included amount'. It functions as a single noun referring to the total price of an item or service after consumption tax has been added.

Sample sentences

この商品の税込み金額は1,200円です。

The tax-inclusive amount for this product is 1,200 yen.

レシートには税込み金額と税抜き金額の両方が記載されています。

Both the tax-inclusive amount and the tax-exclusive amount are listed on the receipt.

お支払いいただく税込み金額をご確認ください。

Please confirm the tax-inclusive amount you will be paying.

Quick facts

etymology:税 (zei: tax) + 込み (komi: included, loaded) + 金額 (kingaku: amount of money)

common_usage_context:Frequently seen on price tags, receipts, and invoices to clearly indicate that the displayed price already incorporates tax, as opposed to 税抜き金額 (tax-exclusive amount).

Often used with

税抜き金額 (zeinuki kingaku - amount excluding tax)

消費税 (shouhizei - consumption tax)

合計金額 (goukei kingaku - total amount)

お支払い金額 (oshibarai kingaku - payment amount)

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Example

この商品の税込み金額は1,200円です。

The tax-inclusive amount for this product is 1,200 yen.

レシートには税込み金額と税抜き金額の両方が記載されています。

Both the tax-inclusive amount and the tax-exclusive amount are listed on the receipt.