Sentence examples for regime duties from inspiring English sources

Belgium is a transit country and freight forwarders mostly use the inward processing relief system. 1 Under this regime, duties are paid if imported goods are processed for re-export or released to be distributed within the European Union.

In the coherent regime, the duty cycle was found to control the fall-off of the even satellites, whereas the magnitudes of the odd satellites were given by the phase shift between the and domains,.

The new quota system, together with continuing import duties regime, still protect domestic industry from competition (especially from generic Third Countries exporting to the EU market).

The new stamp duty regime rises steeply on higher-priced properties.

Purchases of homes costing more than £937,500m became more expensive after an overhaul of the stamp duty regime in December 2014.

Labour has plans for a bankers' bonus tax and would tighten up the regime on stamp duty for share transactions.

Interest in prime London property has been cooling since December 2014 when changes to the stamp duty regime made it more expensive to buy homes costing £937,000 or more.

BP said that Rosneft's profit was hit by the weakness of the Russian ruble against the American dollar as well as an export duty regime that has a bigger negative impact at times of falling prices.

In the first quarter since the new stamp duty regime came into effect, which made purchases cheaper for the majority of buyers, prices across the UK rose by 0.6%.

"We have proposed several fundamental changes in the duty regime, which can bring about significant changes in the overall economy in the coming years," said Vijay Kelkar, head of the panel and adviser to the Indian finance minister.

There was a surge in revenues in March as buy-to-let investors rushed to beat the introduction of a tougher stamp-duty regime, and the chancellor would no doubt argue that the uncertainty caused by the referendum has led to a slowdown in growth in recent months, which has fed through into weaker tax receipts.