Sentence examples for duty fees from inspiring English sources

He e-mailed asking me to resend it with papers claiming a lower value to help him avoid duty fees.

The new progressive system means small increases in price won't trigger huge hikes in stamp duty fees.

The smugglers operated "a vast criminal conspiracy" and "sought to exploit the U.S. economy" by evading taxes and duty fees, said Michael T. Dougherty, who oversees immigration and customs enforcement operations for the Department of Homeland Security.

In other cases, he said, they imported authentic brand-name cigarettes into American ports but evaded taxes and duty fees by falsely declaring that the products were bound for Mexico.

"However, with the prevailing uncertainty in the economy, sky high fuel prices and a 25% hike in our air passenger duty fees, converting this sales growth into profit has not been possible".

Italian Customs hit me up for 37 euros in duty fees, unaccustomed as they are to importing dresses from Manhattan rather than exporting them there.

By using commercial raw sugar as feedstock, with an average price at about $852 ton-1 (duty fee paid) based on the data of IntercontinentalExchange (ICE, http://www.theice.com) in 2011, the fungal lipid based biodiesel production cost is $20.8 gal-1 (based on biodiesel yield on glucose in this study, Table 4).

(Stamp-duty fees vary by state).

The commission has accused the companies of smuggling cigarettes and evading customs duties, fees and taxes on tobacco.

Danny Cox, from independent financial adviser Hargreaves Lansdown, says: "Prices aren't rising everywhere and transaction costs to buy are very high, including stamp duty, legal fees and estate agents' fees.

This includes a 2 percent stamp duty, agent fees (typically 1.5 to 3 percent) and a notary fee of approximately 0.5 percent.