Sentence examples for imposed a stamp from inspiring English sources

It also imposed a stamp duty on all residential properties sold within a year of purchase.

The government has also imposed a stamp-duty, or sales tax, whereby home-buyers will have to pay a levy of up to 20% of the property' s value if they sell it within two years.

Foxtons reported a strong first quarter with sales boosted as investors rushed to buy properties before the government imposed a new stamp duty surcharge on second homes.

So in March the government imposed a 15% stamp duty on properties bought through companies and raised the rates on higher-value purchases by individuals.But such measures will not improve matters for ordinary people.

The government has imposed an added stamp duty for permanent residents buying their first home, and Singaporeans buying their second.

Trading is largely electronic, so it could be deducted at source, and the UK already imposes a small stamp duty on share transactions.

Between 1636 and 1637, Philip IV of Spain imposed a tax which had to be paid using a revenue stamp.

Congress imposed a five-year waiting period for Medicaid and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and restricted S.S.I. and food stamp eligibility for adults.

The bill imposed a five-year limit on welfare assistance, as well as a lifetime ban on eligibility for food stamps and welfare for anyone convicted of felony drug use or possession, including possession of marijuana.

He has imposed a sort of democracy.

But the agency also imposed a condition.