Other surcharges may apply.
Most companies do not include local taxes or other surcharges in their rates, and these can mount up.
Instead, the authority plans to raise the additional revenue by making some passes relatively more expensive than others, and instituting other surcharges.
Other surcharges, like a $1 fee for obtaining a new MetroCard rather than refilling an old one, are expected to be levied as well.
Neither has he ruled out raising fees, tuition, train fares and other surcharges that some consider to be taxes in a different form.
Pollstar's numbers count only the face value of a ticket, not the service fees and other surcharges that can add as much as 40 percent to a customer's final cost.
Only much later did she learn that the D.A. had nearly doubled her fines because of her failure to pay, adding a thirty-per-cent collection fee, a warrant fee, and other surcharges.
The governor intends to balance the state's budget next year without raising broad-based taxes, like those on corporate profits and personal income, the official said, though Mr. Pataki has not ruled out raising fees, tuition or other surcharges.
It has not explained how that extra penny would break those laws; nor has it explained why other surcharges routinely imposed by the growers (for things like higher fuel costs) are perfectly legal.
While some hotels have started posting information about extra charges on their Web sites, though often in fine print, and others sometimes mention "resort fees" and other surcharges on the phone, Mr. Hanson, the PricewaterhouseCoopers consultant, advises guests to ask about any additional fees when calling to book a room.
THE ROOMS Accustomed to absurdly cramped Manhattan hotel rooms, I couldn't quite get over how much space I had at the London NYC, an all-suite property, considering that my weekend rate was less than $400 a night before taxes and other surcharges.
