Sentence examples for separate levies from inspiring English sources

There are separate levies on transport, electricity and cars.

To its credit, it is pushing a goods and services tax to replace separate levies raised by the states with just one imposed centrally.

Over the past year, Trump — who famously describes himself as "a Tariff Man" — has imposed three sets of tariffs on China plus separate levies on imported steel and aluminum.

But the Cypriot negotiators, keen to maintain the island's lucrative business in tax avoidance, insisted on keeping the levy on large deposits to ten per cent and making up some of the difference by imposing a separate levy of 6.75 per cent on deposits worth less than a hundred thousand euros, which would have mostly affected their own people.

However, all three countries are introducing separate bank levies, which will not affect smaller banks and building societies.

That meant a separate tax levy and a budget presented to voters.

The chancellor has introduced a separate permanent levy on banks' balance sheets, which is expected to raise £2.5bn.

Yonkers, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and White Plains -- which levy separate sales taxes -- have yet to decide if they will join the state and the county in the tax amnesty.

But because it is labeled a statement fee, it does not appear to violate the letter of the law, which barred credit card issuers from levying separate fees when a consumer submitted a payment, whether "by mail, electronic transfer, telephone authorization, or other means, unless such payment involves an expedited service by a service representative of the creditor".

In a statement issued afterward, however, Singtel said that it would not levy separate charges for third-party services.

And note, if you live in one of the 17 states or the District of Columbia that levy separate estate and/or inheritance taxes, there's even more at stake, with death taxes sometimes starting at the first dollar of an estate.