esattoriale

tax-collection

adjective eh-zaht-toh-RYAH-leh Rare

Usage Note

Esattoriale is a technical adjective meaning 'pertaining to tax collection' — ufficio esattoriale is the tax-collection office, and agente esattoriale is a tax collector or enforcement officer. It derives from esattore (tax collector). The word is almost exclusively used in administrative and legal contexts; in everyday speech Italians say fiscale or tributario for tax-related matters.

Examples

"Ha ricevuto un avviso dall'ufficio esattoriale."

Natural Translation

He received a notice from the tax-collection office.

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