The phrase "fiscal return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or investment, typically referring to the profit or income generated from an investment or financial activity.
Example: "Investors are eager to see the fiscal return on their investments after the end of the financial year."
Alternatives: "financial return" or "investment return."
The 20th-century substitution of petroleum-derived synthetic nitrogen fertilizers is partly a consequence of economics in that a cash grain, such as corn or wheat, planted every year provides a higher fiscal return than alternating it with a legume crop.
The fiscal return on waterfront property shouldn't be negated.
The company does point out that you're unlikely to see a fiscal return on your investment, however.
While it is tempting to only invest in those strategies that yield benefits for government, it is questionable whether it is justifiable to exclude treatment from some groups on the basis of having a low fiscal return for government.
These were particularly relevant when there was no immediate tangible fiscal return from the investment: We have limited resources and it is a problem for us as long as we do not have any returns....but at this stage the cluster requires our contribution (FGD-C1).
The arguments are based on the contribution ECEC can make to personal, cognitive and social development of the child; to social benefits for the individual and the society; and to economic and fiscal returns for the individual and the society.
Because ponds are self-sufficient, there is a reduction of operator responsibilities to manage treatment, a reduction in labor costs, and an increase in the potential fiscal returns from the tangible products generated by the treatment unit (Hosetti and Frost 1998).
A wide range of economic benefits from early ECEC intervention has also been documented, ranging from economic rewards to the child, labour market benefits in the form of higher productivity, greater participation of women in the labour market, higher fiscal returns to the government, and a higher rate of economic growth.
Despite the indications of cluster effectiveness (above), the fiscal returns have largely resulted from informal meetings and bilateral arrangements facilitated through cluster meetings but not a direct program of the cluster.
His salary was disclosed when Major League Baseball released its fiscal 2006 tax return.
Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, should allow France and Italy to slow the pace of their fiscal cuts; in return, those countries should accelerate structural reforms.
