Sentence examples similar to one off charge from inspiring English sources

It would be better if fees for ongoing services were treated as running costs and not rolled-up in a one-off charge on shareholders, he says.The trouble is, the status quo suits both bankers and executives, who can enjoy the City's attentions at little cost.

Developers have been urged to market properties in London before looking overseas, the government has promised to begin taxing overseas investors when they sell up, and one council is considering a one-off charge on so-called buy-to-leave purchasers.

If you are, say, from the UK and shopping on a US site, a card transaction will entail a foreign exchange fee, while your bank/card company will be likely to take a wider spread on the exchange rate, plus levy a one-off charge for a foreign payment.

The company said on Thursday the head office reorganisation would result in a one-off charge of up to £40m.

The plunge in profits owes much to a one-off charge to cover restructuring in Brazil.

The results included a one-off charge of 94c per share.

Admittedly, that was a one-off charge, rather than an annual levy.

A one-off charge of £25 billion resulting from an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico did the damage.

It took a one-off charge of nearly £60m for the 33 site closures and writedown of 29 other outlets.

A reduced contribution from its holding in the Russian oil company Rosneft and a one-off charge relating to problems in Libya also took their toll.

Mr. Viola said the bank had reduced its operations by 11 percent, taking a one-off charge of €311 million for the restructuring.