riscuotono

Riscuotono is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Italian verb riscuotere. The verb means to collect, obtain payment, or cash in, especially in reference to debts, dues, taxes, or revenues. Riscuotono is used when the subject is a plural noun such as enti, aziende, or comuni performing the action of collecting.

Etymology and form: Riscuotono is the conjugated form of riscuotere in the present tense for they (loro). The base verb riscuotere is built from the Italian language family of verbs meaning to collect or to obtain payment. As a verb form, riscuotono appears in sentences rather than functioning as a standalone noun.

Usage context: The form is common in financial, administrative, and legal contexts, as well as in everyday speech, whenever multiple actors are performing the act of collecting payments or revenues. It can apply to public authorities collecting taxes or to private entities collecting outstanding invoices.

Examples:

- I comuni riscuotono tasse e tributi entro la scadenza.

- Le aziende riscuotono crediti insoluti dai clienti.

Notes: Riscuotono should not be mistaken for a noun; it is specifically a verb form. Related terms include riscuotere (to collect), riscossione (collection, the process), and riscuotitore (collector).

See also: riscuotere, riscossione, riscuotitore.