special levy

The third application was the 'special levies,' which might be described very quickly.

Then the farmers said, there are special levies for projects like power plants and schools.

Until now, the state has bailed them out by authorizing special levies on customers' bills.

They established considerable control over recruitment and promotion, and even collected special levies to supplement their basic pay.

Greece plans to impose special levies on profitable firms, high-value properties and people with high incomes.

Special assessment funds account for public infrastructure improvements financed by special levies against property holders.

The tax rate differs in each locality and is a composite of county, city or rural township, school district and special levies.

As a result, instead of paying the legal total taxes of $8 a person per year, local farmers ended up paying $15 a person, plus special levies.

Later that year when revenue from Gaul did not reach desired levels from the poll-tax and the land-tax, he took measures to raise special levies to make up for the shortfall.

So far, Israel has not asked its own citizens to accept any special levies to pay for the immigration, though Mr. Shamir said that a way of raising extra money from Israelis will soon be proposed.

Revenue dues collected by the king's agents, rents, or rather returns of produce from land, and special levies for emergencies formed the main elements of the royal income which gradually acquired greater regularity and consistency.

The tallage (or special levies) imposed on towns in the king's demesne at times of need appear to have been a doubtful exercise of the royal prerogative, albeit belonging scientifically to the same class as the Danegeld and scutage.

A ban on trading credit derivatives and on short selling, the introduction of a financial market transaction tax, special levies on bonuses in the financial sector, a legally binding bank and insurance levy - all of these proposals are on the table.