Sentence examples for an extra levy from inspiring English sources

This could be paid for by an extra levy on off-licence and supermarket sales.

Diesel cars will face an extra levy of between £5 and £10.

Even if the new stadium is better than the old one, the worst seats should not require an extra levy.

The airline has previously said it would impose an extra levy on passengers who weigh considerably more than average.

Regulators have already indicated they need to charge an extra levy on UBS and the other main Swiss bank, Credit Suisse, to protect local taxpayers from a default.

Alexander said: "The Liberal Democrats have a clear policy: we believe that there should be an extra levy on high-value homes worth over £2m.

One is a 3.8% extra levy on investment income (including capital gains, interest and dividends) and the other a 0.9% surtax on salaries above $250,000 per couple.

In what appears as much a ruse to gain publicity as a serious policy, the Irish-based budget carrier said today it would impose an as yet undecided extra levy on passengers who weigh considerably more than average.

Ipswich established its BID zone, called Ipswich Central, in 2007 and it now raises £750,000 a year from the extra levy.

Under the proposal, large retail outlets with a rateable value in excess of £500,000 would have to pay an extra business levy of up to 8.5%.

Town halls have warned that even if every council imposed the maximum extra levy, social care would still face a funding gap of at least £2.6bn by 2020.