6) There are multiple "pass-through" taxes and fees, including the "excise" taxes, as well as the franchise fees -- taxes or fees imposed on the company that they pass through to us.
Similarly, a study of Blue Cross dental insurance claims in Ontario, Canada, reported an increase in the volume and intensity of services received by adult patients when fee constraints were imposed on the dentists, stressing the importance of fee schedule design and the billing practices of dental service providers [ 17].
Consumers could take a hit for regulatory fees imposed on the state's utilities.
The administration further frets that user fees imposed on the tobacco industry won't cover all costs of the regulatory effort, thus forcing the F.D.A. to cannibalize other programs to make up the difference.
A commercial geared to older classical music lovers was targetted at Facebook users who had signed up to a campaign protesting at higher council fees imposed on the local Black Hill symphony orchestra.
Seeking to fund the criminal justice system through fees imposed on the people the system arrests and detains--the great majority of whom are poor--is a shameful, counterproductive, and ultimately doomed enterprise.
Two enormous conditions were, however, imposed on the unfreezing of the licence fee.
A permanent tax or fee imposed on the nation's largest banks could reduce future risks by discouraging big banks from getting even bigger.
"Now if I tell them, 'Well, it turns out that we will actually have gotten TARP paid back and that we're going to make sure that a fee's imposed on the big banks so that this thing will cost the taxpayers not a dime,' that's helpful," Mr. Obama said.
If a fee were imposed on the stock location process, "We would locate less for sure," said Michael Mendelson, director of global trading research at AQR Capital.
