The phrase "pay tariff" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is used to refer to an amount of money that needs to be paid in order to receive a service or product. For example, "If you want to use the electricity provided by the electricity company, you must pay the tariff set by them."
Russian companies will pay tariffs only for violating anti-dumping rules, it said.
In 2010 the presidents finally agreed on a common customs code, to avoid outside goods having to pay tariffs more than once.In this section Mercosur RIP?
Sir James Dyson, the billionaire inventor, has said it would not be a "catastrophe" if Britain cannot agree a deal to remain part of the European single market and has to pay tariffs on exported goods.
Outside of the customs union, we may have to pay tariffs and would certainly have to comply with the rules of origin – a bureaucratic procedure to show where all the components in a product come from – when we export into the EU market.
The British government says it will get the right deal but some businesses, especially those that export most of their finished products to the continent, are worried they may have to pay tariffs to sell goods into EU markets once Britain leaves.
The move, Minford added, would lead to cheaper food, less expensive manufactured goods and stronger growth, but his admission that UK firms would have to pay tariffs on exports to the single market brought criticism from the former chancellor Alistair Darling, who is campaigning for a remain vote.
The new tax regulations, announced by the commerce secretary on Monday, say that maquiladoras, barring certain exemptions, will have to pay tariffs ranging from 2percentto25percentcent on imported components from countries other than the United States and Canada -- Mexico's North American Free Trade Agreement partners.
Roland Berger estimates it would cost as much as $4,000 on top of Tata's $2,500 to engineer the car to meet U.S. safety and emissions regulations, transport it, pay tariffs, market it, pay lawyers and offer warranties.
Dairy products sold between Europe and the US pay tariffs, particularly high entering the US, so both sides in negotiations will be looking at how they can reduce or eliminate them.
I fought hard for them and ultimately they will not pay tariffs selling into the E.U., which has hurt us badly on trade, down $151 Billion.
