The phrase "additional levies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra taxes, fees, or charges imposed beyond the standard ones.
Example: "The government announced additional levies on luxury goods to increase revenue."
Alternatives: "extra taxes" or "supplementary charges".
Additional levies required Parliament's consent.
But the fastest-rising element of energy bills is additional levies relating to environmental and social policies, such as administering carbon-reduction schemes or installing free insulation.
The president threatened this week to escalate his "America First" trade war with additional levies on $450 billion in Chinese products and more than $330 billion in imported autos and related parts.
At a tense weekend meeting of leaders of the Group of 7 nations, the president criticized tariffs imposed on American goods as "ridiculous and unacceptable" and vowed to retaliate with additional levies beyond the steel and aluminum tariffs already in place.
Authority is thus curbed only by the political classs imagination and the electorates willingness to laden others with additional levies.
This engendered ill will among the militia, and Strong refused to place additional levies under Dearborn's command.
Now lawmakers in Johor are threatening an additional levy just for drivers of Singaporean cars.
The new system would then add mandatory private accounts for each worker, financed by an additional levy on wages.
Within London, the Greater London authority will gain the power to impose the additional levy rather than the 32 unitary boroughs under the devolved government in the capital.
Nick Boles, the Tory MP for Grantham & Stamford, has backed an additional levy, as has Nick Macpherson, former permanent secretary to the Treasury.
At least one other state, Oregon, also successfully placed a general tax increase before voters, who in January approved an additional levy on corporations and the wealthy.
