Sentence examples for levy payable from inspiring English sources

Today's "quality of life" policy review group proposed a power station waste heat levy payable by large electricity generators.

Hibs, along with Hearts and Motherwell, recently failed in a bid to halve the play-off levy payable to the Scottish Professional Football League to 25% of gross income.

Hibernian had called for a re-evaluation of play-off rules on income, and along with Hearts and Motherwell failed in a bid to halve the play-off levy payable to the Scottish Professional Football League to 25% of gross income.

In the past few years, however, changes in Britain's Stamp Duty Land Tax rates have resulted in a massive rise in the levy payable on high-value properties, deterring many top-end buyers and eventually slowing down the British capital's luxury real estate market in 2016.

Samuel even abolished some levies payable by the commoners.

The most irksome levy is payable on the land that peasants till, which they are not allowed to own, because the government owns all the land.

Under the new mining law, a third of the money raised by the mining royalty – a 15% levy on all mine revenue, payable to state governments – must be given to communities in mine-affected areas, to be spent as they determine.

Mannadare literally meant land tax and was levied together with shepherds tax (Kurimbadere) payable to the chief of shepherds.

Because the levy is calculated based on the rates payable in any given area, the higher figure of £652,500 would be an outlier - central London or another high value area.

A stamp duty of 0.5 percent is also levied, and there is a tax of about $300 payable to the office that registers the deed.

The fee would be levied by the service providers as a voluntary flat tax, payable by customers who accessed music online via file-sharing networks, and would be earmarked for artists or other rights holders, replacing royalties.