Sentence examples for duty charged from inspiring English sources

It will have control over air passenger duty charged on people flying from Scottish airports.

In an effort to calm the stockmarket frenzy, the authorities earlier this year tripled the stamp duty charged on transactions.

A cut in stamp duty charged on B-share deals followed, and brokers were allowed to boost their capital.

A | The term refers to the old excise duty charged on cigarettes and alcohol and certain other items.

With stamp duty charged at 3% on properties costing £250,000 and more, a property over the threshold would bring a tax bill of a minimum £7,500.

Despite vowing not to cave in to the protest, Mr Brown did exactly that in November 2000, when he announced cuts in the duty charged on the most widely used fuels.

The suit included a claim against Kenner for malpractice and breach of fiduciary duty, charging that his "purported representation of Tupac was in hopeless conflict" with his own interests—inasmuch as Kenner, the suit alleges, was both an attorney for Death Row and an owner of it.

A further stage is the customs union, in which free trade among the members is sheltered behind a unified schedule of customs duties charged on imports from the rest of the world.

It is £488,000 (ONS), which means the average stamp duty charge is £14,400, or 3%.

The nub of the Telegraph campaign is that stamp duty charges for homebuyers are too high.

For every one-litre bottle of spirits sold, the stores save around £11.06 in alcohol-specific duty charges as well as avoiding paying VAT.