Sentence examples for levy transfer from inspiring English sources

Unlike Australia, New Zealand does not levy transfer taxes on residential properties.

Gift tax, a levy imposed on gratuitous transfers of property i.e., those made without compensation.

The combined New York State and city transfer taxes, levied whenever a property changes hands, are 3.025 percent, among the highest in the country.

According to Ms. Sandig, 7 percent of that is a transfer tax levied by the Spanish government, and the remaining 3 percent covers notary fees and the registration of the deed.

With just a trace of English snobbery, he wrote approvingly of the high fees and taxes levied on share transfers in the City of London, which he contrasted with the lower turnover costs on Wall Street.

As part of the measures approved at a cabinet meeting Friday, corporate cash transactions will be limited to 2,500 euros ($3,300), with fines as high as 25 percent of the transaction's value levied upon any transfers above the limit.

States were particularly hit by economic slowdowns because sales taxes and property-transfer levies were adversely affected, while state spending on unemployment assistance, Medicaid, and other benefits rose quickly.

The city could levy corporation, bank and stock transfer taxes.

BitPesa does not charge a transfer fee, but levies a 3% foreign exchange margin on each transaction.

In 2004 proceeds from the tax on occupied, cultivated land and the tax levied on contracts used to transfer land use rights or the sale, exchange, and inheritance of houses increased by one-half or RMB21 billion.

Last summer, before the nation's attention turned away from the vanished Congressional aide, Jim Stewart, a CBS reporter, said that "the F.B.I. officially transferred the Chandra Levy investigation to its Cold Case unit, which has historically handled only the toughest of cases that have few clues.... Cold case means cold leads, few tips and little to go on".