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Used as a preposition or adverb to indicate that something is added to a stated amount or quantity. The opposite of 'abzüglich' (minus / less).
Der Preis beträgt 500 Euro zuzüglich Versandkosten.
The price is 500 euros plus shipping costs.
'Zuzüglich' is a preposition that, in standard German, requires the genitive. So you say 'zuzüglich des Preises' (plus the price).
Die Miete beträgt 800 Euro zuzüglich der Nebenkosten.
The rent is 800 euros plus utilities.
This word is used almost exclusively in connection with prices and costs. Common combinations are 'zuzüglich Mehrwertsteuer (MwSt.)' (plus VAT), 'zuzüglich Versandkosten' (plus shipping costs), and 'zuzüglich Gebühren' (plus fees).
Alle Preise verstehen sich zuzüglich der gesetzlichen Mehrwertsteuer.
All prices are subject to the applicable value-added tax.
'Zuzüglich' belongs to formal commercial and contractual language. It is often found in offers, invoices, contracts, and price lists.
Das Honorar wird nach Aufwand berechnet, zuzüglich einer Pauschale für Material.
The fee is calculated based on time spent, plus a flat rate for materials.
additional
'zusätzlich' and 'zuzüglich' both say that something is added on. 'zusätzlich' is the general word and fits many everyday situations: 'zusätzliche Hilfe' (additional help), 'zusätzliche Zeit' (additional time), 'zusätzliche Informationen' (additional information). 'zuzüglich' is used mainly with prices, costs, taxes, or quantities. It sounds more factual and often appears in invoices or offers. Learners may confuse the words because both mean 'extra added on'. A simple rule is: for normal extras, use 'zusätzlich'. For amounts and official information, 'zuzüglich' is more precise.
Der Kurs kostet 120 Euro zuzüglich Prüfungsgebühr.
The course costs 120 euros plus an exam fee.
Du bekommst zusätzlich einen Schlüssel für den Keller.
You will also get a key for the basement.