gross sth up

gross sth up
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Phrasal Verb with gross({{}}/grəʊs/ verb [T]
ACCOUNTING to increase an amount by adding something that is not normally included, such as tax: »

All costs were grossed up for tax deductions.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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