Sentence examples for official fees from inspiring English sources

4. Official fees and taxes.

See commentary to § 1013.4(n) for estimating official fees and taxes.

It is not just the red tape of getting those licenses; it is also the under-the-table money that retailers typically have to pay on top of the official fees.

Charges imposed by a third party whose services are not required by the lessor (such as official fees and voluntary insurance) are not included in the § 1013.4(m)(1) disclosure. 1. Coverage.

When they registered the company, got the fire inspector to visit the premises, and listed with the tax authorities, they might have to pay official fees in local currency and quasi-official charges in dollars or euros.

Official fees such as those for taxes, licenses, and registration charged in connection with the exercise of a purchase option may be disclosed under § 1013.4(i) as part of the purchase-option price (with or without a reference to their inclusion in that price) or may be separately disclosed and itemized by category.

The scalpers prowl the hospital gates, hawking appointments with specialists for somewhere around twenty times the official fee.

Mr. Sharma paid about $40, or five times the official fee, to an independent broker who fetched him a license in half an hour.

Equally, while Barcelona's claim that the €57.1m was analysed, it did not escape the attention of Barcelona fans that Real have not offered up an official fee for Gareth Bale and the figures they have filtered (£78m, conveniently £2m less than was paid for Cristiano Ronaldo) differ from those that other well-placed sources insist on.

For example, if you were the representative of a large Western company and you needed a special permit to begin operations, would you apply to the appropriate ministry, pay the official fee and wait several months (or, more often, years) for permission to come through?

The Cubans use the visas, for which the official fee is $10, to enter Panama and then travel here.