Taxation, imposition of compulsory levies on individuals or entities by governments.
The economist Barry Eichengreen once explored the imposition of capital levies in the aftermath of first and second world wars.
The council decreed eight canons, or ecclesiastical statutes, including ones condemning the pillaging of church properties and the imposition of financial levies on the clergy.
Imposition of Quota Levies on Fish: Sea Fisheries Act 1973 (G.N. No. 47 of 1992).
Imposition of Quota Levies on Fish: Sea Fisheries Act 1973: Amendment of Government Notice (G.N. No. 62 of 1992).
Imposition of Quota Levies On Fish: Sea Fisheries Act 1973: Amendment of Government Notice 47 of 1992 (G.N. No. 122 of 1992).
The attractions of the "non-dom" regime, under which the taxman ignores the offshore earnings of those who are domiciled elsewhere, have been reduced by the imposition of a levy of £30,000 a year on those who have been resident for seven years, rising to £50,000 after 12 years' residence; still, it retains its appeal for the very rich.
It isn't widely appreciated that the dastardly foreign Goliaths originally suggested that most of this cash should be extracted from other foreigners, most notably Russians, through the imposition of a levy of twenty-five per cent, or even higher, on bank deposits of over a hundred thousand euros.
Earlier that year, the minimum wage for foreign domestic helpers was lowered by the same amount, although the government said the reduction in the minimum wage and imposition of the levy at the same time were "unrelated".
Special Crops (National Coffee Board) (Imposition of a Coffee Levy) Notice (Cap. 65:01).
Law to lay down rules for the imposition of an export levy (Export Levy Law) (No. 29 of 2005).
