Sentence examples similar to levy off from inspiring English sources

This could be paid for by an extra levy on off-licence and supermarket sales.

But most daringly, they want to impose a one-off levy of 1.5% on wealth above €1m ($1.3m).

The White House is also proposing a one-off levy of fifteen per cent on corporate profits held overseas, the proceeds of which would be used to finance investments in road, airports, and other infrastructure projects.

The report will contain proposals for a one-off levy of £450m on Britain's £180bn consumer credit industry which the IPPR says could create enough affordable lenders to take on Britain's legal loan sharks.

A one-off levy of £450m on Britain's £180bn consumer credit industry could create enough affordable lenders to take on Britain's legal loan sharks, according to a report from the centre-left thinktank IPPR.

Under the bailout, account holders in Cyprus with up to 100,000 euros would pay a one-off levy of 6.75%; higher deposits would suffer a 9.9% levy.

Intense negotiations are under way between political parties amid public anger at a one-off levy of up to 10% being imposed on savers.

Under the terms of the bailout deal, bank account holders in Cyprus with up to 100,000 euros would pay a one-off levy of 6.75%; higher deposits would suffer a 9.9% levy.

He cited the case in the UK where wealthy individuals with "non-dom" status can pay a one-off levy of £30,000 a year to avoid being taxed on their income.

Mr. Levy shrugged off the governor's decision to appeal.

A one-off levy on Swiss bank accounts filled the Treasury's coffers by £900m a year ago, too.