It's tax-exempt in the case it's below 50,000 yen.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The building expenses come [amount] to fifty million yen including tax.

The monthly income in this business will be [In this business one could expect a monthly income of] ￥500,000 at most [best].

In this business one can expect to earn a maximum of ￥500,000 a month.

It cost me 50,000 yen.

A 5% discount is available for purchases over 10,000 yen.

Five million yen will tide me over [see me through] this crisis.

If you spend less than 3,000 yen, postage will be charged.

I get 500,000 yen a [per] month for this work.

This job brings (me) in 500,000 yen a month.

An average-sized house costs 50 million yen around here.

One quarter of my earnings goes in taxes.

I have been given 500,000 yen to fit myself out for my mission abroad.

They cost 50 yen apiece.

a gate of $5000

This will bring you at least 50,000 yen in Tokyo.

If you spend more than 10,000 yen this time, 5% discount will be applied to your next purchase.

The expenses must not exceed 50,000 yen.

That's 50 yen.

It's 50 yen.

Five thousand yen will be enough for the purpose.

If you leave there on Friday or Saturday, an additional fee of 5,000 yen will be added.

The insurance fee will be 700 yen cheaper than that.

an annual income in excess of $500,000

Densuke Watermelon Priced at 530,000 yen

The income comes to over 50,000 yen―exceeds 50,000 yen.

The charge is 500 yen each [per head].

It weighs 500g net.

Five thousand dollars is a large sum of money.

The total comes [amounts] to 5,000 yen.

The billed amount this time is 5000 yen.