Sentence examples for surcharge introduced from inspiring English sources

The top rate would be reduced from its current level of forty per cent (or nearly forty-four per cent, if you include a surcharge introduced as a part of Obamacare) to twenty-eight per cent.

A £200-a-year health "surcharge" was introduced this week for all new migrants from outside the EEA who stay in the UK for longer than six months.

BA's rise - which takes effect from next Monday - comes less than a year after the surcharge was introduced last May at just £2.50 for every flight, irrespective of duration.

The revenue rise was mainly driven by a 28.5% increase in property sales commissions as investors went ahead with their purchases before the new surcharge was introduced on 1 April.

Since the surcharges were introduced in 1996, the number of new A.T.M.'s has soared to meet consumer demand.

The 8% corporation tax surcharge is being introduced alongside changes to the bank levy, which is based on the size of bank balance sheets rather than their profits.

The surcharge is being introduced just as the bank levy – based on a bank's balance sheet rather than its profits – is being watered down, in a move that helps large banks such as HSBC and Standard Chartered.

To obtain intermediate charging levels and thus incentivize more spread-out charging behavior, a power-based price surcharge can be introduced.

The surcharges were first introduced back in May 2004, and on June 3rd they were raised to £109 for all passengers on one-way flights lasting over nine hours.

They have been lobbying hard for the removal of this "surcharge", which was also introduced after their accounting scandals.

KLM Royal Dutch introduced a surcharge on ticket prices and increased prices on fares to the Middle East.America's insurance industry, also hard hit, is likely to get help against the risk of future terrorist incidents.