The phrase "affects the levying of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or influence on the process of imposing or collecting something, typically taxes or fines.
Example: "The new regulations significantly affects the levying of local taxes, leading to increased revenue for the city."
Alternatives: "influences the imposition of" or "impacts the collection of".
Like the top personal rate, the death tax is not something that really affects the rich, who have plenty of resources to avoid the levy.
Mr. Levy also said that the alleged inflation of scores did not significantly affect the number of sixth graders sent to summer school last year, even though that decision was based largely on test scores.
Trading in London Europepe's biggest financial centre – for example, will be affected, as the levy can be imposed regardless of where the transaction takes place if either the buyer or seller is based in one of the countries imposing the tax.
According to the Greens' costings from the parliamentary budget office, if the temporary budget repair levy was made permanent it would affect the top 1.3% of taxpayers, 382,000 people.
The airlines and cruise lines, whose customers will be the ones most affected by the levy, were among the most vocal opponents of the measure.
By reformulating its drinks with less sugar, AG Barr says 99% of products will not be affected by the levy, which is aimed at improving health.
The levy of taxes is not a judicial function.
Also Sunday, George Osborne, the British chancellor of the Exchequer, said that Britain would compensate British government and military personnel based in Cyprus whose finances would be affected by the levy.
One of these comigrated on gels with the major complex exhibiting cI activity, and cI activity based on this assay was also clearly decreased in Cox6a knockdown flies, though was hardly affected by the levy mutation.
Previous studies found that UNC-73/Trio and MIG-2/RhoG affected the accumulation and distribution of the SAX-3/Robo and UNC-40 receptors in neurons (Levy-Strumpf and Culotti, 2007; Watari-Goshima et al., 2007), and that UNC-33 and UNC-44 affect axon-dendrite trafficking (Maniar et al., 2012).
