Sentence examples for levied onto from inspiring English sources
The Progressive Policy Institute released a study today claiming that President Obama's net neutrality plan would result in billions of dollars in taxes levied onto the consumer from both Federal and local governments.
Here's the way Ezra Klein, then of the Washington Post, characterized the Cadillac tax in 2009: "The tax will be levied on the insurer, who will in turn pass it onto your employer, who will in turn pass it onto you".
That is, they assume that although the tax is nominally levied on the corporation as a whole, in fact the burden of the tax is shifted onto customers in the form of higher prices.
For a long time I'd been complaining about the fees and fines levied by the city onto people who can't afford them, and how these people don't feel legit, that they feel they are less than citizens. .
Ministers believe they have found a way of cutting energy bills by as much as £50 in next week's autumn statement by putting one of the green levies onto general taxation and allowing energy companies to take longer to fulfil other energy efficiency duties.
What I am in control of are the taxes that go onto oil in Britain – in other words, the duty that gets levied at the petrol station".
The commission levied fines totalling euro124m ($118m).
Anti-dumping duties are levied retroactively.
Amazingly, no fine has yet been levied.
Are penalties levied for violations?
