Rather than raising prices, the surcharge allows restaurants to pass on the surcharge to customers who see it itemized on their bills.
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The laws prevent retailers from adding a $2 surcharge but allow them to give "discounts" to cash customers equivalent to the surcharge amount.
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Once the landlord begins collecting the surcharge, your friend will not be allowed to take out the air-conditioner to get the surcharge removed.
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The surcharge for a person with diabetes without complications would be $5,510, while someone with major depressive and bipolar disorders would have a $8,370 surcharge.
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One of JPMorgan's more significant announcements on Thursday was that it brought down a regulatory surcharge imposed on the country's biggest banks: the so-called global systemically important bank surcharge.
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If increasing insurance coverage and tobacco cessation are the most important goals of the surcharges, the authors wrote, "having no surcharge is preferable to having a low, medium or high surcharge."
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If you do have to pay that surcharge for any reason, you need to be aware that this surcharge will also come directly out of your Social Security income, as well.
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Riders will be able to view the Uber Ski surcharge on their receipt, and the surcharge will be added to their upfront price when that option is selected in-app, the company said.
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Including tip (and the ATM surcharge), the services are $75.
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The council previously increased a telephone surcharge for laborers' pensions.
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Then tried to make the sun pay a surcharge. pic.twitter.
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Those who refuse, again, would face that 30 percent surcharge.
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Barclays dropped a category to the 1.5 percent surcharge group.
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He did not say how much the surcharge would raise.
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Lawmakers have said the surcharge has pushed some business overseas.
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Free to download, Atom collects a surcharge on ticket sales.
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JPMorgan cut assets last year to avoid a capital surcharge.
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It's possible Republicans could do that for the premium surcharge.
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Now they can hate the 353 percent insurance surcharge instead.
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A Lyft driver's receipt from July 24, 2016, depicts an overall fare of $16.34 and two deductions labeled "Ride Surcharge From Driver" that precisely equal the black-car surcharge and the sales tax amounts.
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Fees and a higher surcharge would apply to homes that sold for more than $103 million, topping out at a $210,2000 fee and a 29 percent surcharge for homes valued at more than $25 million.
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Fees and a higher surcharge would apply to homes that sold for more than $6 million, topping out at a $370,000 fee and a 4 percent surcharge for homes valued at more than $25 million.
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Morgan Stanley fell a category to the 1 percent surcharge group.
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He also proposes a 4 percent income tax surcharge on individuals.
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Maybe you'll find a surprising surcharge you'd be happy to eliminate.
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You will pay this surcharge for the remainder of your life.
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The president had originally asked for a 21950 percent tax surcharge.
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Skip the spousal surcharge and simply opt for your own plan.
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I want to have a surcharge on incomes above $5 million.
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But who pays that surcharge when you have an addictive product?
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The surcharge was allowed to go into effect a month later.
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But the anger is about more than a 2-cent surcharge.
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Prices include a 2 percent surcharge for using a credit card.
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But he imposed a 10 percent surcharge on higher-income taxpayers.
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Other new plants would pay 40 percent of the surcharge as long as they run for less than 3,500 hours per year and they would pay the whole surcharge if they run for more than 7,000 hours.
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The surcharge would be eliminated if actual volumes caught up to projections.
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So by May, many lines were already calling for emergency bunkers surcharge.
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The surcharge represents six cents per liter on petrol and diesel sales.
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And the government has introduced an annual "immigration health surcharge" of £150.
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U.S. SHALE PRODUCERS CHALLENGE PLAINS ALL AMERICAN'S PROPOSED STEEL TARIFF SURCHARGE -FILING
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JAL and Garuda Indonesia still impose a fuel surcharge, according to reports.
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"We are not imposing the surcharge, it's voluntary," O'Brien told Broadsheet Melbourne.
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"There's already a $4 surcharge for parking at NFL games," Archie says.
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Warren's initial "wealth tax" slapped a 3 percent surcharge on billionaires' assets.
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In March, the city was suing to fight the extra 25% surcharge.
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Republicans have said that this high earners' surcharge — which dates to Gov.
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Citigroup said it already faced a 3 percent surcharge under Fed rules.
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But it's arbitrary to impose a surcharge on the most profitable companies.
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For comparison, taxis have a fixed $1 surcharge only between 4 p.m.
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Both have an extra $1.25 a tonne surcharge for additional port unloading.
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Germany paid for this through a surcharge on every electricity consumer's bill.
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Screenings using special tech will come with a $1.99 surcharge per ticket.
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If the health law is repealed, the surcharge will probably be eliminated.
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In 2016, in anticipation of this year's disclosures, lawmakers in Portland, Oregon introduced a 10% business-tax surcharge on firms with pay ratios greater than 100:1 and a 25% surcharge on those with ratios above 250:1.
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In 2016, in anticipation of this year's disclosures, lawmakers in Portland, Oregon introduced a 10% business-tax surcharge on firms with pay ratios greater than 100:1, and a 25% surcharge on those with ratios above 250:1.
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" While the surcharge isn't mentioned in the short summary on the Department of Homeland Security in the main budget document, the data tables at the end of the document include a line for "Establish an immigration services surcharge.
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The surcharge under the renewable energy act (EEG) will amount to 6.405 euro cents (7.410 U.S. dollar cents) per kilowatt hour (kWh) in 2019, down from a 6.792 cents surcharge applying this year, they said in a joint statement.
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We'd rather an Uber surcharge or getting soaked over re-evaluating this aesthetic.
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Uber in fact started testing the surcharge and teen account program in March.
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Those making over $200,000 a year also have to pay a Medicare surcharge.
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This system should be financed through a (small) European surcharge on corporate tax.
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If you withhold the surcharge, the board might let it go — for now.
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An enrollee with breast, kidney or colorectal cancer would have a $28,83 surcharge.
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Mr. Zwick managed to reconcile these competing forces with an income tax surcharge.
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First, you'll have to pay a 5 percent surcharge as a non-member.
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Without the surcharge, revenue will be lowered by about $2 billion a year.
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A separate surcharge on banks' profits should be a temporary measure, he said.
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However, you will have to pay an $11 surcharge if you reserve online.
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With the surcharge, the average price hike is just shy of 25 percent.
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But there will be no surcharge on plans sold outside of the exchange.
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Higher earners pay a surcharge in addition to their plan's premium (see chart).
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Toronto Dominion has been placed in the first bucket, with a 1% surcharge.
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The party has revealed its policy of a 3% surcharge to non-U.
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Because of a higher wholesale price, Oatly comes with a surcharge of $1.
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Richard Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge contributed to the stagflation of the 85033s.
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"A discount and a surcharge are the same thing economically," Justice Breyer said.
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Richard Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge contributed to the stagflation of the 1970s.
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As of this year, there is also a 0.75 percent land-tax surcharge.
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Ultimately, though, it's still not quite impressive enough to justify the IMAX surcharge.
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It instead devolved into a surcharge on ride-shares, like Ubers and Lyfts.
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Slice doesn't take a percentage-based surcharge out of a restaurant's bottom line.
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City officials are unhappy with the surcharge and are now "cracking down on several restaurants," the San Diego Union-Tribune reports, claiming that the restaurants are violating California's false-advertising laws by not telling customers about the surcharge before they order.
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With new cardtronics agreement * Citibank - new agreement with cardtronics which will make available over 30,000 additional surcharge-free atm locations * Citibank - co's new agreement with cardtronics includes surcharge-free access to citibank-branded atms Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Higher taxes, perhaps a property surcharge along new or improved lines, are another option.
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Previously, Uber had been giving passengers a five-minute window before applying a surcharge.
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In Rajasthan a 10% surcharge is levied on stamp duty to fund the shelters.
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Turns out there's a Manhattan surcharge, so I have to pay an additional $3.
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She also cited her proposal to put a surcharge on incomes above $5 million.
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The surcharge plan would close slightly less than half of that $400 billion gap.
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These operators are paid a surcharge, which comes from a levy on consumer bills.
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Clinton's plan -- what she is calling the "fair share surcharge" -- would raise taxes on .
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Other experts said the surcharge could be up to 25 percent in some cases.
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On the congestion surcharge, however, the IDG and NYTWA are united in their opposition.
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The 3.8 percent Medicare surcharge on capital gains would be repealed under his plan.
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But the "surcharge" proposal might be a signal that a fee hike is coming.
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"This one fee and surcharge gets more complaints than any other," said Professor Hanson.
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Drivers will receive a portion of the pet surcharge that the rider puts down.
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When they realized the surcharge was $2 or such, they didn't seem to care.
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In 2016, Britain imposed a 3 percent surcharge on the purchase of second homes.
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Some supermarkets affixed signs on their entrance doors apologizing for the — admittedly small — surcharge.
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First, most of Alberta's neighboring jurisdictions have comparable surcharge scheme in place for recycling.
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Indian markets have sunk more than 303% since Sitharaman had outlined a higher surcharge on income of the super-rich including some foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), who have sold large positions since the surcharge was announced in the budget in early July.
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While it would be replaced by a 30 percent surcharge when someone buys a policy after dropping coverage, the surcharge could be weaker than the current mandate, and younger people might continue to gamble on not having coverage until they get sick.
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That's a stark difference from Obamacare's individual mandate or even the House legislation's premium surcharge.
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The House GOP bill replaces this mandate with a surcharge for gaps in insurance coverage.
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Virgin Australia also includes fuel costs in its base fare rather than adding a surcharge.
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The FDIC expects the surcharge to take effect in the second half of this year.
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That surcharge goes entirely to the MTA — not to drivers for Uber and other companies.
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Including the surcharge, KfW now needs to show a minimum capital ratio of 15.75 percent.
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"The banking corporate tax surcharge should be phased out as soon as possible," Browne said.
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Paying a spousal surcharge or higher premium is generally less expensive than getting individual insurance.
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If they did, insurers can add a 30 percent surcharge to premiums for one year.
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The ticket is still a bargain, even with the surcharge for 35 inches of legroom.
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It would also place a surcharge on taxis, Ubers and other for-hire vehicles. Gov.
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Shipments above that weight may be subject to a surcharge or declined, the company said.
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"What this statute says is, you can't impose a surcharge," Justice Stephen G. Breyer said.
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In each focus group we ran, the premium surcharge idea got the most negative reaction.
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Elliot was also fined £120, ordered to pay court costs of £85 and a £30 surcharge.
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Each passenger, of whom there are over 700,000 a year, pays the state a $12 surcharge.
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Absolutely, but there's going to be a 22014 percent surcharge for waiting for the last minute.
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"Pro-Tip: If you throw up in an uber, the surcharge can be substantial," Sasse tweeted.
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Two other new pipelines could also raise their prices if Plains' surcharge sticks, three analysts said.
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Maybe she adds a surcharge to recoup some of her losses or raises the menu prices.
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Japanese carrier ANA has already dropped the fuel surcharge for flights booked or originating outside Japan.
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According to Clinton's campaign page, she would impose a "fair share surcharge" on multimillionaires and billionaires.
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The Affordable Care Act also added a premium surcharge on drug coverage for higher-income enrollees.
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There is a $1503 surcharge per night when adding more than two people to any tent.
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At the federal level, Congress could add it as a surcharge to the corporate income tax.
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It would impose a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for people who have gone without insurance.
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Factoring in surcharge and cess, the effective tax rate fell to about 25% from around 35%.
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Companies with pay ratios greater than 2850 times the median will face a 25 percent surcharge.
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But it is subject to the stamp duty surcharge, if it is sold to a foreigner.
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This was a group that had experienced spells of uninsurance themselves — and pictured paying the surcharge.
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But while the mandate payments went to the government, this surcharge would go straight to insurers.
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It also has an income tax surcharge and some "sin taxes" — a soda tax, for example.
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By slashing those mandates, lawmakers say they will save ratepayers more money than the new surcharge costs.
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United's rivals American Airlines and Delta Air Lines already have a surcharge in place for such seats.
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But the commission's recommendation implies a surcharge of 6.1 billion euros on top of existing storage provisions.
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McDonald's own service charges a S$4 ($2.94) surcharge, and requires a S$10 ($7.34) minimum order.
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Two other energy pipeline operators could also raise their prices if Plains' surcharge sticks, analysts have said.
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Two other energy pipeline operators also could raise their prices if Plains' surcharge sticks, analysts have said.
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In March the city approved a flat surcharge on both taxi and for-hire journeys in Manhattan.
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The treasury will sell the coins with a $10-$50 surcharge, depending on which one you want.
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For those considering moving from New York, car-insurance costs alone amount to a $3,000 annual surcharge.
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In July, it added surge pricing, a surcharge of up to $220 per ticket for popular shows.
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So if the fuel surcharge is missing, the overall price of the ticket can be ridiculously low.
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The law bars retailers from imposing a surcharge on customers who make purchases with a credit card.
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Breyer said the law simply requires retailers to post a price that includes the credit card surcharge.
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So far, the surcharge has only fallen twice since its introduction in 2000 - in 2015 and 2018.
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A new surcharge to fund the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will make some rides even more expensive.
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It introduced "convertible" Cuban pesos, pegged at one to the dollar but with the 10 percent surcharge.
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For those employers who do allow enrollment, 33% charge a spousal surcharge, which averages $1,200 a year.
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It was funded by a surcharge on electricity, which cost consumers more than $20 billion per year.
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Basically, higher earners pay a surcharge for Medicare Part B (outpatient coverage) and Part D (prescription drugs).
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But it also lost about $2 billion in revenue when a temporary surcharge expired in April 2016.
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Bank of America is in the third group, facing a 2 percent surcharge under the board's rules.
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Rebate and loan programs in most states are funded by a monthly surcharge on customers' utility bills.
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The de Blasio administration approved a 30-cent surcharge on taxi rides to help pay for it.
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Because of amendments to the law and technological improvements, the surcharge on Germany's electric bills have skyrocketed.
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And varying the capital surcharge smoothly, rather than in steps, would eliminate regulatory arbitrage at the boundaries.
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Replaced individual mandate with 30% premium surcharge if you have a 63 day gap in coverage. 5.
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FOREX SURCHARGE Issawi said the government planned to raise as much as 30 billion dinars by the end of 2019 from hard currency deals after imposing in September a 183 percent surcharge on commercial and private transactions done on the official rate of 1.4 to the U.S. dollar.
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It was Assembly leaders who initially proposed the $2.75 per-ride surcharge for Uber, Lyft and the other ride-hailing apps, though they have said the surcharge was not about congestion pricing but about raising money for the M.T.A. Other cities and states — including Chicago, Philadelphia and Portland, Ore.
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Republicans in Congress have proposed replacing the mandate with a surcharge you'd pay upon returning to health insurance.
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Murphy, who pleaded guilty, was jailed for 28 days and made to pay a 115-pound victim surcharge.
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The surcharge for Main Cabin Extra seats varies, but it can top $100 each way on transcontinental flights.
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The change Uber announced today was that it will now share a portion of that surcharge with drivers.
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Sources had told Reuters they had been willing to pay a maximum surcharge of about 4 billion euros.
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New taxation options for the Fund include evaluating a surcharge on income tax and small payroll-based taxes.
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HSBC joins BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank in the next category down, with a surcharge of 2 percent.
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The EU state aid enforcer said the proposed surcharge reduction for energy-intensive users complied with EU rules.
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Cab drivers say the surcharge is a cruel blow to an industry already on the brink of collapse.
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Cramer thinks this surcharge could wipe out most of the independent oil companies and the jobs they create.
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In such cases, a penalty surcharge of up to 20 percent would be applied to the foreign bids.
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For individual insurers, the actual added surcharge per plan will be anywhere from 8 percent to 27 percent.
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The $753 surcharge for the insurance, good for 30 days, is included in the cost of JetBlue's ticket.
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We have the experience of FedEx, which adds a "Delivery Area Surcharge" to harder-to-reach zip codes.
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But in New York, Uber deducted taxes and the workers' compensation surcharge from the fares that drivers received.
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Since the surcharge has been imposed during the Obama years, very few companies have been denied investment capital.
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The GOP plan was to eliminate the ObamaCare 3.8 percent investment-tax surcharge on capital gains and dividends.
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It unenhanced the foreign-investor surcharge and removed an "angel tax" on the funds raised by startup firms.
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" It also was required to change the name of the surcharge from "safe ride fee" to "booking fee.
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The lawsuit claims Uber deducted sales tax and the Black Car Fund surcharge from drivers during that time.
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The cost of a short Uber trip may be less than that airport surcharge without much added hassle.
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Many theaters charge a restoration surcharge on each ticket bought, of about $2, to help pay for maintenance.
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Similarly, the United Kingdom mandates certain immigrants to pay a "health surcharge" prior to being granted a visa.
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"The level of the surcharge drops when the level of the lake is at full capacity," Vásquez said.
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Mexico added a 10 percent surcharge on sugary drinks in 2014 to reduce alarming levels of diabetes there.
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Obamacare did this through a mandate to purchase coverage, insurers want to do this through the premium surcharge.
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Under former President Lyndon B. Johnson, Congress enacted an income tax surcharge that meant taxpayers eventually owed 10% more.
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For that surcharge, buyers get access to dozens of clips from the company's BadoinkVR, BabeVR, VRCosplayX, and 18VR franchises.
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Those surcharge fees are supposed to go to the Smithsonian, the Astronauts Memorial Foundation, and the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.
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If you want to catch a popular movie on opening weekend, you're going to have to pay a surcharge.
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Some restaurants were forced to add a surcharge on guacamole, or temporarily to scrap it from their menus altogether.
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She has called for a 4 percent "fair share surcharge" on taxpayers making more than $5 million per year.
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That's what an $8 ticket surcharge gets you when you book reserved seating in a 4DX-enhanced movie theater.
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However, airline experts have speculated that a return economy ticket could cost around $2,000 because of the fuel surcharge.
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And that doesn't include an additional 1-percent surcharge for those Californians with incomes of $1 million or more.
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They called this an illegal "mandatory surcharge," and sued on behalf of Applebee's diners nationwide and in New York.
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A $150 surcharge will apply to an unauthorized package at the package delivery company's U.S. and international ground business.
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CNBC understands ANA may announce later this month that the surcharge will go completely for flights booked after April.
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Last year he unveiled a bank surcharge of 8 percent of banks' profits, on top of existing corporation tax.
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In 2016, he contacted the prime minister regarding Tesla cars being subject to a carbon surcharge, local media reported.
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There are many sensible ways to reduce America's debt, but a surcharge on flyers is not one of them.
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It introduced "hand-baggage only" fares on some short-haul routes in 2013, imposing a surcharge for checked bags.
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There is talk of an increase in fuel duty and in the surcharge paid by banks on their profits.
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So it is worthwhile to consider how elimination of the payroll surcharge, in particular, could damage Medicare's financial health.
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Part of the bill ended up being a surcharge for sitting in the "sunniest" corner of Piazza San Marco.
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The New York law barred retailers from imposing a surcharge on customers who made purchases with a credit card.
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"The EEG surcharge is growing nearly four-and-a-half time the level of the overall economy," it wrote.
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The American Health Care Act in the House had a surcharge for those who have a break in coverage.
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This increase was due to higher compensation expenses as well as the impact of the FDIC's deposit insurance surcharge.
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The owners were supposed to chip in $50 million, but they mostly paid for that through a ticket surcharge.
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CMA CGM announced in May a fuel surcharge for clients to help absorb the impact of rising oil prices.
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In some cases, there might be a surcharge if you use a credit card, rather than a bank transfer.
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A congestion surcharge on taxis, Ubers and other ride-hail services in Manhattan, which was supposed to begin Jan.
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He added that it's far easier to get a fee or surcharge waived in advance rather than complaining afterward.
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Uber says it will pay drivers "a significant portion of that surcharge," on top of their standard trip earnings.
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Lawmakers are also looking at dropping a 30 percent premium surcharge on people who had a gap in coverage.
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Murphy, who pleaded guilty, was jailed for 28 days and made to pay a 115-pound ($152) victim surcharge.
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German power network operators on Tuesday will set a surcharge on electricity bills to support renewable energy in 27.03.
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But tweaks to the surcharge could only be made as part of consideration of that entire package, he added.
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Money from the surcharge, known as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority tax, goes to that agency to pay for improvements.
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GERMAN SURCHARGE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY TO RISE BY 5.5% YR-YR TO 6.756 CENTS/KWH IN 2020 - GRID OPERATORS
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Greece imposes a surcharge on electricity consumers based on consumption to support both renewable electricity and high-efficiency cogeneration.
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The revised legislation will retain a set of Obamacare taxes, including a 3.8 percent surcharge on high-income earners.
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Last June, the New South Wales government introduced a stamp duty surcharge of about 4 percent for foreign buyers.
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The House legislation would make matters worse by imposing a surcharge for people who have let their insurance lapse.
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The AHCA would repeal several taxes, including a surcharge on investment income, that mostly affect corporations and high earners.
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Instead, Mr. Trump should impose an across-the-board measure similar to the 1971 import surcharge imposed by Richard Nixon.
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If you're buying something with your Cash Card online, you'll have to pay a 5% surcharge over the posted price.
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The average ATM surcharge hit a record high in 2100 for the 2100th year in a row, according to Bankrate.
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UPS will also apply a new 2018 peak season surcharge for additional handling of large or awkward packages of $3.15.
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The government would revoke the surcharge, which increased tax on foreign companies investing in India to over 40%, she said.
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Citi recently disclosed a long-term CET1 target of 11.5%, which is inclusive of its G-SIB surcharge of 3%.
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That's why free trial periods are effective, and that's why a $5 surcharge is more influential than a $5 discount.
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Then there's the fuel surcharge, which, according to Allag, was introduced in the '70s in response to rising oil prices.
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"Economy class error fares are usually the result of a fuel surcharge self dump," Allag told me in an email.
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Nguyen, who is vice president of an Internet analytics firm, was outraged that an electric vehicle attracted an emissions surcharge.
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American regulators have imposed a further surcharge on JPMorgan Chase which will push its minimum ratio to 22% by 2019.
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Buy-to-let purchases are already subject to a surcharge of three percentage-points above the current sales-tax rate.
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California's silver plan surcharge provides insurers in that state with a financial cushion to absorb that potential loss of money.
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On the low end were several insurers in Oregon that each added a 7.1 percent surcharge on their silver plans.
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In Pennsylvania, nine insurers will have a 34.29 percent surcharge on silver plans sold on the federal Obamacare exchange, HealthCare.gov.
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That surcharge was capped at around $4 per month for the average residential customer, according to NextEra's 2016 annual report.
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Under New York State law and regulations, passengers must pay: • A 2.5 percent surcharge for a state workers' compensation fund.
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The snow emergency allowed the ticketing and towing of vehicles parked on major streets and a surcharge for taxi fares.
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The mysterious immigration fee surcharge is important because it reflects something the administration might be able to do without Congress.
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That was the surcharge for all those home runs last year — they led all playoff teams in regular-season strikeouts.
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And while the company does not charge any service fees, it does include a nominal fuel surcharge on each delivery.
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The House bill has an incentive, imposing a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for people who have gone without insurance.
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The house can sleep up to 17 people, though there is a surcharge of $30 per additional guest per night.
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Just a heads up, because of its size and weight, there is a $25 surcharge added to the shipping cost.
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Last April, investors were slapped with a 3 percent stamp duty (tax levy) surcharge on the purchase of second properties.
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The ride-hailing services are not subject to that surcharge, but collect state and local sales taxes on each ride.
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The surcharge is paid directly to the insurer, making it tough to argue that this provision is about federal spending.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg tried to propose a plastic bag surcharge in 2008, but failed to rally support on the council.
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As we noted late last year, when the startup raised $14 million in Series B funding, the average freight quote typically has 20 associated fees: the trucking fee, the ocean liner fee, the fuel fees, the handling fee, the piracy risk fee, the seasonal surcharge, the hazardous surcharge, the port fees, and so on.
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You don't have to be a member to shop online at Costco, but without a membership, you'll have a 5% surcharge.
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But unless you spend thousands of dollars at Costco, the 5% surcharge can end up being less than the membership fee.
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This, too, is not mandatory per se — but if you refuse to give that information, you face that 30 percent surcharge.
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At the same time, it opened an investigation into surcharge cuts for energy-intensive users to finance the country's capacity mechanism.
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A surcharge of $3 to $5 will be included in the upfront pricing when the option is selected in the app.
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The corn was purchased at around $211.90 a tonne c&f plus a $1.25 a tonne surcharge for additional port unloading.
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Those tax rates will officially remain the same, but all products will be subject to the planned 5% surcharge in addition.
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She also wants to end a crisis-time income tax surcharge, which has already been scaled down in this year's budget.
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Allowing the surcharge to subsist would put any other streaming service at a serious competitive disadvantage vis-a-vis Apple Music.
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This aptly named 'Honest Company' charged me an international surcharge of $19.99 USD without confirming it with me for their package.
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HSBC joins Bank of America, BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank in the next category down, with a surcharge of 2 percent.
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A solution to your traffic troubles is congestion pricing, which places a surcharge on certain roads at certain times of day.
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"Democrats might bargain for a ten percent surcharge on incomes over $22019 million, which is favored by 80 percent," Penn said.
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All Hong Kong-based airlines have removed the surcharge, including flights with Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon originating in Hong Kong.
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The Hong Kong surcharge was introduced at a time when oil prices, and thus jet fuel prices, were at their peak.
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"What employers said about the Cadillac tax was that most … were going to pass any surcharge onto the employees," said Gniewek.
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Homeowners pay through a surcharge assessed to property taxes, enjoying clean-energy upgrades that might otherwise be out of reach financially.
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Dozens of states are allowing insurers to add a surcharge onto the silver plans because of the discontinuation of the CSRs.
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First, the state needs to set an example by abolishing the surcharge it imposes on traffic violations and other criminal convictions.
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First, apply a 2 percent surcharge on all earnings above the maximum earnings subject to the payroll tax without raising benefits.
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Often, a credit card will waive certain fees or can advise you which ATM to use to avoid paying a surcharge.
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The only initiative that passed was in Maine, where voters backed a tax surcharge on annual income in excess of $200,000.
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These interest free government loans will eventually be repaid through a surcharge on future household tax payments once the economy recovers.
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The task force also recommended a $2 to $5 per-ride surcharge on for-hire vehicles, including yellow taxis and Ubers.
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In 1971, President Richard Nixon imposed a 10 percent import surcharge that coerced allies into raising the value of their currencies.
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In a last-minute reprieve, a state-court judge temporarily blocked the new surcharge and ordered a hearing for Jan. 3.
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But the struggling taxi industry says the surcharge will drive away customers and increase financial pressure on taxi owners and drivers.
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These surcharge areas are home to about 70 million people, according to our calculations, in rural areas, small towns and suburbs.
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The July budget, which imposed a higher tax (or "enhanced surcharge") on foreign investors, was not calculated to revive animal spirits.
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The current top rate on long-term capital gains is 20 percent (never mind the 3.8 percent surcharge, for the moment).
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At the same time, in many US states, card networks risk merchants adding a surcharge to card transactions to subsidize fees.
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"Packages shipped as part of a special promotion carry the same surcharge as any other shipment," said UPS spokesman Jim Mayer.
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At the same time, a surcharge for flight tickets will be increased but the details still need to be hammered out.
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It included a 85033 percent premium surcharge for new enrollees who had a lapse in insurance for more than 63 days.
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Both the Senate and the Assembly see such a surcharge as eventually putting about $0003 million a year into state coffers.
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Some had to be reframed (talk of a Mexican border surcharge) or significantly modified and clarified after the fact (immigration policy).
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These large banks already face higher core, risk-weighted capital requirements or a surcharge which varies according to balance sheet size.
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Language that allows insurers to place a 6900 percent surcharge on people who let their coverage lapse also poses procedural problems.
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The mayor would pay for it with a surcharge on fines banks and corporations pay in civil settlements and criminal convictions.
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You know, if we just make the medical assistants and custodians pay a surcharge, we can give a break to surgeons.
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Pressed by lobbyists and others, regulators are now contemplating a further weakening of the surcharge on the eight systemically important banks.
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The American Health Care Act includes a "premium surcharge" for Americans who have at least a two-month break in coverage.
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It faces three big obstacles: If anyone of these obstacles sink the premium surcharge, it will be a challenge for Republicans.
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We asked that particular group to raise their hand if they thought this policy, the premium surcharge, was a bad idea.
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Tom Miller, a health care expert at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, worries that the premium surcharge will exacerbate the problem.
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"They could just do a [tax] surcharge based on adjusted gross income limits to target it better and eliminate AMT," Aber added.
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The idea is what her campaign is calling a "Fair Share Surcharge" of 4 percent on incomes above $5 million per year.
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The same surcharge will apply to routes that are both less or more than 800 kilometers (497.1 miles) long, the airlines said.
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Amadeus said it believed that a surcharge was not in the best interest of travellers and that indirect distribution remained cost-efficient.
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It would also let utilities issue bonds to help pay damages, with a surcharge on ratepayers' bills helping to cover interest payments.
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The Harvard-Harris survey also found that 2202 percent of voters support a 2628 percent surcharge on all income over $28500 million.
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But people who receive such aid can pay a surcharge for insurance plans that cover the cost of abortion services, she said.
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There is talk of requiring the biggest ones to hold even more capital, beyond the surcharge already imposed on "systemically important" ones.
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In "many" cases, Covered California said, subsidized silver plan customers will see their subsidies rise more than the amount of the surcharge.
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She upped the "billionaire' s surcharge" to a total of 6% when she released her plan to pay for Medicare for All.
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California allowed insurers to add a surcharge to the mid-level silver plans, which increases the amount of tax credit subsidies available.
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The sooner this rule is finalized, the sooner insurers will comply and stop keeping customers in the dark about the abortion surcharge.
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In those events, the parents can seek compensation from the government through the NVIC program, paid for through a surcharge on vaccines.
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That means it's a way to get items faster than Amazon Prime, without Amazon's ever-increasing Prime membership fee or Pantry surcharge.
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The mandate has been replaced by a 6900 percent surcharge for new enrollees who go without coverage for two months or more.
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The markets witnessed a sharp selloff in the last two sessions as investors were worried about a surcharge on foreign portfolio investors.
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Those who own other properties elsewhere in the world also face a 3 percent surcharge above the standard rate, Mr. Gostling said.
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But in the end, what they got was the surcharge on for-hire vehicles, whose skyrocketing numbers have added to congestion woes.
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But the "immigration services surcharge" proposal, vague though it is, is different — because USCIS doesn't need congressional authorization to raise its fees.
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They wrote opinion pieces and warned that the high-end market, already weakened, would collapse under the weight of a recurring surcharge.
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The average surcharge for using a cellphone or texting while driving has been rising and is now nearly $300, Ms. Connolly said.
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They say the congestion this "congestion pricing" surcharge is addressing is not their fault since their numbers are capped (at 9,587 cabs).
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New Jersey is one of the first big states to adopt a surcharge on short-term rentals — a so-called Airbnb tax.
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Enbridge will be filing a tariff with the Canadian energy regulator for a temporary surcharge with a proposed effective date of Dec.
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Enbridge will be filing a tariff with the Canadian energy regulator for a temporary surcharge with a proposed effective date of Dec.
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In California, insurers have been instructed to impose a surcharge on just one type of plan to cover their lost subsidy payments.
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Instead, they approved a surcharge on for-hire vehicles, including a $2.50 fee for taxi trips in Manhattan south of 96th Street.
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This means car drivers will have to pay a surcharge for gasoline and diesel of up to 12 euro cents per liter.
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The authorities said the money was taken from a 50-cent state surcharge on taxi rides in the New York metropolitan area.
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She said the salon had taken down a sign announcing a surcharge but would put it back up if her side won.
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In calculating the surcharge, the Fed relies on incomplete historical data that ignore losses that taxpayer bailouts averted in the last crisis.
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For properties valued between $5 million and $6 million, a 20143 percent surcharge would be added on the value over $5 million.
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A MoviePass spokesperson informed Mashable via email that the surcharge could be up to $6 and will correlate with demand for the movie.
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It will also run an aggressive marketing campaign to let Californians know about the surcharge, and that other options could be much cheaper.
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Under the legislation, the government also plans to impose a surcharge on taxes on items like luxury cars, soft drinks and tobacco products.
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Correction: This article originally stated that Uber introduced a $2 surcharge for teenage riders today as part of its 180 Days of Change.
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The service is completely free, and there's no surcharge on the roughly $40 million in reimbursements the Treasury issues to citizens every year.
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Government will consider adding a surcharge on personal income tax and a payroll-based tax from 2025/213 to raise the necessary funds.
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Besides adding a ban on repeat showings, the company also said it will add an additional $2 surcharge for popular, opening weekend movies.
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The individual tax rates would be 12 percent, 25 percent and 35 percent — and the plan recommends a surcharge for the very wealthy.
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"If you're going to file for Medicare at 65 and you want to avoid the surcharge, then convert at age 62," said Slott.
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When Johnson's final budget was passed, he got a 22005 percent surcharge, while Congress managed to pare domestic programs by only $19653 billion.
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The so-called "surcharge" on the wealthiest 0.02 percent would generate $150 billion over the next decade, according to a Clinton campaign aide.
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"Showings for most movies today (including Ant Man still) are up to $6 surcharge after 5pm in Minneapolis," user beeandnee wrote on Thursday.
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Hong Kong, the most expensive real-estate market in the world, has added a 15% surcharge on home purchases from non-permanent residents.
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Sometimes there is a surcharge added to a transaction for the convenience of using credit, or a transaction will cost you in interest.
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"How do you break through?" said Gale R. Kaufman, a Democratic consultant running the "yes" campaign for the marijuana and tax surcharge initiatives.
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German energy group Innogy said it planned to keep retail power and gas prices stable despite the higher surcharge, absorbing the cost itself.
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The surcharge will gradually increase each year until 2019 when it reaches 1 percent to 2.5 percent of the institution's risk-weighted assets.
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CMA CGM, one of the world's biggest container lines, did not detail the amount of the surcharge, nor the date of its implementation.
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He steered a 2012 initiative to impose an income tax surcharge to what was an unexpected victory after campaigning vigorously on its behalf.
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Hit the brakes: A coalition of taxi drivers and owners filed suit to overturn the surcharge, saying that yellow cabs should be exempted.
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Let students with large loans choose to repay them by paying a surcharge on their federal income tax for a number of years.
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In August, revised estimates of American expenses in Vietnam and likely budget deficits led him to increase his surcharge proposal to 10 percent.
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Steaks and chops are sold, but they're also cooked to order, served with fries and greens for market price, plus a $12.50 surcharge.
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The surcharge at the Handsome Her will occur one week per month and the extra money will be donated to female-focused charities.
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Mr. Ryan's "Better Way" was only a better way for the well-to-do, as they would be spared the current tax surcharge.
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And, the surcharge is often based on your tax return from two years prior — which may not accurately reflect your current financial situation.
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Such loans could push JPMorgan's surcharge higher, requiring it to carry an additional $8 billion of capital, a Goldman Sachs research note said.
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A small company with fewer than 50 people employed also must provide workplace wellness initiatives in order to levy a tobacco-use surcharge.
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Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase have been deemed the most systemically significant in the world and so have been assessed the highest capital surcharge.
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Aside from her wealth tax, Warren would also impose a new surcharge on large corporations, based on an alternative set of accounting rules.
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A Ryan spokesman on Tuesday declined to comment on conservative criticism of the premium surcharge, referring POLITICO to committees writing the health legislation.
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A person whose coverage lapsed would have to pay a 30 percent surcharge on premiums for a year when they sign up again.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has taken a hit to its budget because it receives financing from a 50-cent surcharge on taxi trips.
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She said the package would cost the average family 40 francs more a year, based on a higher grid surcharge to fund renewable subsidies.
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"The premium surcharge is a recipe for adverse selection that will send premiums spiraling and therefore help no one," he said in an email.
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They also generally don't have their own callback numbers, and their manufacturers don't pay the monthly 911 surcharge that's tacked onto ordinary phone bills.
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The (surcharge) rollback will have a positive impact, and also shows that the government does listen to the industry and take appropriate corrective measures.
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The company's "regional sports fee," introduced in 2015, also takes the cost of regional sports networks and applies it as a post-sale surcharge.
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The 290 institutions considered to be globally systemically important banks, or G-SIBs, incur an equity surcharge, ranging from 23% to 23% of RWAs.
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The tax imposes a 40 percent surcharge on the value of health plans above a certain dollar amount, and will kick in during 2020.
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Currently, India imposes 10% surcharge where total income is between 5 million rupees and 13 million, and 15% on income above 10 million rupees.
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Banks face higher taxes than other firms in Britain, after an additional corporation tax surcharge and levy on assets were imposed after the crisis.
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People in prison also can be charged extra to open and close phone accounts, plus a surcharge to fund them in the first place.
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But Dodd, who led the legislation, has said another bankruptcy by PG&E could be worse for ratepayers than a surcharge on their bills.
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I ask that all customers who still have their receipt, please return to their nearest location and we will happily refund the surcharge amount.
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Though described as a tax, the surcharge was in fact a discount to female customers who were waived most of New York's sales taxes.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill, for instance, says it has no new surcharge, although charging extra for avocado is a common practice in the restaurant industry.
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Last year my Verge colleague Ben Popper wrote about Filld, another Silicon Valley startup that will fill up your tank for a $7 surcharge.
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Under the rule, banks with at least $10 billion in assets will pay a surcharge of 4.5 cents per $100 of their assessment base.
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Trade associations representing British, European and international drug companies said in a joint statement that such a surcharge would be "punitive" and counter-productive.
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Verizon, for example, imposed an additional $53 surcharge just to connect to 5G networks before consumer backlash forced it to temporarily shelve the effort.
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Or those customers can also avoid the surcharge by switching to a plan in a different "metal" tier, such as bronze, gold or platinum.
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Olympia is considering a sharp capital gains tax as well as a 20 percent surcharge on real estate brokerage, internet access, daycare (!), and more.
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In Indiana, Celtic Insurance has tacked a 16.6 percent surcharge on all "metal" tiers of Obamacare plans, leaving nonsubsidized customers with much higher bills.
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The tax would be collected as a monthly fee, and would add to the almost 7 percent surcharge already levied on cell phone bills.
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Democratic officials and unions are pushing to extend an income tax surcharge passed in 2012, widely credited for helping the state balance its books.
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Overpolicing in low-income communities of color disproportionately places the burden of the state surcharge on people who can least afford to pay it.
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And although the island can fit 10 adults, there's a $175 nightly surcharge per adult if you do bring 10 guests rather than eight.
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Some California restaurant-goers will now have the option to add a 1 percent surcharge to their bill to help farmers combat climate change.
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Uber, Lyft, and a host of "unicorns" have raised more than enough capital to grow their businesses since the surcharge was put in place.
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The OJK may impose an additional 1 percent surcharge if a bank is found to be even more systemically important than OJK's current classification.
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Lamont also proposed new taxes on electronic cigarette liquids, a 10-cent surcharge on plastic bags and new deposits on wine and liquor bottles.
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But this controversial last feature is being adjusted after a judge found at least part of the state's Mobile Telephony Surcharge to be unconstitutional.
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Some critics have even called it a "suicide surcharge" — a reference to a spate of suicides by taxi owners and drivers in recent months.
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Transit advocates warn that every day the surcharge is delayed means another day with no money — and no relief — for long-suffering subway riders.
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Uber imposed a $1-per-ride surcharge it called a "Safe Rides Fee" in 2014, but it was a just a play for profit.
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Her plan also calls for raising corporate income tax rates and charging an income tax surcharge on corporations that buy back their own stock.
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Examples include a cash advance fee for getting money at an ATM or a surcharge for paying a tax or tuition bill with credit.
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The average surcharge for texting while driving, for instance, is 2000 percent of the premium, or more than $133 a year, the report found.
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Under Mr. Bloomberg's plan, the top income tax rate would be 39.6 percent, with an additional 5 percent surcharge for incomes above $5 million.
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Despite pressure from congressional Republicans to ease the capital surcharge faced by the eight U.S. megabanks, Quarles has given no indication it's a priority.
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The piece also endorsed a range of punitive fees and charges to force solar customers to pay a surcharge for investing in rooftop solar.
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Drivers who do decide to participate, will receive "a significant portion of that surcharge, on top of their standard trip earnings," according to Uber.
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Mobile roaming charges British citizens currently enjoy surcharge-free roaming on their mobile phones in EU countries, and vice versa, under an EU regulation.
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The decision was a victory for five businesses that had sought to tell their customers that they imposed a surcharge for using credit cards.
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Buffett made the comments are a question about the GOP plan to do away with an ObamaCare surcharge on people earning a higher income.
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People who let their coverage lapse would face a 30 percent surcharge on their monthly premiums for one year when they next buy coverage.
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Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady, whose panel will consider repeal legislation on Wednesday, defended the surcharge as a strong incentive to remain insured.
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Yellow taxi riders pay the surcharge to the transportation authority, but Uber riders do not pay the same fee, though they do pay sales tax.
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Partly by adding 35p to the cost of every ride taken in the capital, with all proceeds from this surcharge going towards the new fund.
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Over the past years, many U.S. localities have imposed taxes on sugary beverages, adding a surcharge of up to 1.75 cents per ounce (29 milliliters).
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Time will tell who the winners are – beyond the government who has said it hopes to raise nearly £1 billion from the surcharge by 2021.
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Currently, India imposes a 230% surcharge where total income is between 249 million rupees and 28 million, and 21.05% on income above 215.33 million rupees.
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Some San Francisco businesses elected to impose a surcharge on bills to cover the expense of complying with the so-called Health Care Security Ordinance.
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Ticket prices, Cinépolis adds, will include an additional surcharge for the pleasure of having a jungle gym just a Skittles throw away from your seat.
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Her proposals come after a plan announced Monday to add a 4.0 percent income-tax surcharge on earners of more than $5 million per year.
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The company will put £2 million toward the grants, but users will also pay for the switchover, through a 35p surcharge imposed on London trips.
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Within this, the surcharge to fund wind and solar installations under the renewable energy act (EEG) constitutes the biggest element, amounting to half that share.
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Uber might add a 150 percent surcharge during peak hours, but for the clean car, friendly driver and access to Spotify, I'll happily pay it.
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But there is no surcharge added onto the 2018 prices of plans those insurers will sell outside of that exchange in Pennsylvania to nonsubsidized customers.
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For those with adjusted gross incomes of more than $210 million, she would impose a 353 percent surcharge on top of the normal tax system.
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His ministry had opposed the EU's demands to impose the surcharge on the companies, which would have cost them some 760 million euros per year.
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For every traffic ticket issued by a city, town or village, the state imposes a $93 surcharge that goes to the New York general fund.
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On Monday, Clinton rolled out more components of hers, calling for an additional 4 percent surcharge on people earning more than $5 million per year.
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That includes killing the 20.1 percent net investment income tax (paid on dividends, interest and capital gains) and the 25 percent Medicare payroll tax surcharge.
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But FedEx has been able to capture some of those increased fuel costs through a separate fuel surcharge it has in place for some shippers.
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The surcharge increases the effective tax rate for most FPIs, set up as Trusts or AOPs, by almost 7%, said Rajesh Gandhi, partner, Deloitte India.
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If the administration does cut off the CSRs, some states will add a surcharge onto certain plans to cover the cost of losing those payments.
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Consumers can go without insurance next year without fear of a penalty, as Congress repealed the unpopular tax surcharge imposed on people who lack coverage.
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But last year, the company added a stay-and-serve offering, where for a $200 surcharge chefs remain in the home to present the meals.
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Money matters Credit cards are accepted all over the mainland, but every transaction, in my experience, was subject to a 3 to 5 percent surcharge.
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The energy surcharge is tacked onto the retail price paid by consumers to their energy provider -- about 13% of the price of energy in Europe.
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State officials said they would allow insurers to impose a surcharge on premiums if the federal government cuts off funds for the cost-sharing subsidies.
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For example, the House-passed Affordable Health Care Act permitted a 30 percent surcharge for those who didn't buy insurance within the specific enrollment period.
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He promised big tax reform and sweeping regulatory reform, improved trade terms, and a big, beautiful wall paid for by a magical surcharge on Mexicans.
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If a company refuses to bring capital back, a yearly surcharge of 3 percent per year of profits overseas is to be paid to Washington.
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Portland officials said other cities that charge business-income taxes, such as Columbus, Ohio, and Philadelphia, could easily create their own versions of the surcharge.
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These would let the onboard computer calculate an additional surcharge based on pavement damage (a formula that factors the type of road and axle weight).
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A mini bar offered free water bottles and traditional Vietnamese snacks like dried ginger, peanuts and coconut, and, for a surcharge, soft drinks and beer.
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If they choose to accept Uber Ski trips, drivers will also receive a significant portion of that surcharge, on top of their standard trip earnings.
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They also had to forfeit their passports until the repayments were complete, and faced a 10 percent surcharge on anything they owed after six months.
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Currently, India imposes a 230% surcharge where total income is between 249 million rupees and 28 million, and 21.05% on income above 215.33 million rupees.
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The law froze the threshold for the Medicare premium surcharge at $85,000 for individuals and $170,000 for couples, so more people have become subject to it.
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The other quarter, however, is an uncertainty surcharge — health plans trying to prepare for a world where the individual mandate isn't enforced or outreach is minimal.
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Michael Hostetter, director of Boeing Co's Vertical Lift Programs in Germany, told Reuters the lower surcharge rate was good news for Boeing, the largest U.S. exporter.
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But Chiang said it would halt the surcharge and rebate the fee to shippers if an exemption request before the U.S. Department of Commerce was approved.
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India imposes a 30% corporate tax rate on domestic companies and 40% on foreign firms, plus a 4% health and education surcharge on total tax payments.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU competition regulators on Monday approved a 5-billion-euro ($5.7 billion) Polish co-generation power scheme with surcharge reductions for large energy users.
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For instance, one $5 coin will cost the face value of the coin, the cost of designing and making the coin, and a surcharge of $35.
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Pai said he wants to fund transition and incentive payments with a surcharge paid by winners of an auction of 280 megahertz of the C-Band.
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The new rate will include 2850% surcharge on income between 15.33 million and 225 million rupees, and 21% on income exceeding 268.411 million rupees a years.
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The new rate will include 25% surcharge on income between 20 million and 50 million rupees, and 37% on income exceeding 50 million rupees a years.
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Australia-based Qantas said it removed its fuel surcharge in the first half of 2015 and instead "absorbed" the cost of fuel into its base fare.
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Now it is on the ropes, and the President still called for a $10 tax on every barrel of oil, a surcharge paid by oil companies.
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It also makes it impossible for merchants to call fees paid to credit card companies a surcharge that is added to the price of a product.
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The extra charging only applies one week out of every month, and is voluntary: Men who object to the extra cost will have the surcharge waived.
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In the second peak period: The surcharge will be 27 cents for ground shipping and 97 cents extra for packages delivered in two and three days.
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And then, I have a 4% surcharge on top of income at 5 million because I want to try to stop the gaming of the system.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A surcharge levied on German consumers to support renewable power will be reduced by around 1.2 percent next year, industry sources said on Friday.
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In its annual budget on Friday, the government proposed to increase listed companies' minimum public shareholding and raise the income tax surcharge on foreign portfolio investors.
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The surcharge reflects uncertainty about whether the federal government will continue paying insurers billions of dollars in what are known as cost-sharing reimbursements, or CSRs.
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On Wednesday, California's Obamacare marketplace imposed an average 12.5 percent surcharge on many health plans for next year because of the potential cutoff for the CSRs.
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The government's decision to abolish an income tax surcharge for most employees from 2021 would help support domestic demand and with it overall growth, Merkel said.
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The law froze the threshold for the Medicare premium surcharge at $2100,290 for individuals and $170,000 for couples, so more people have become subject to it.
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At the height of the suicide bombings, customers paid a small surcharge at cafes and restaurants to subsidize the cost of a guard at the door.
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For most Americans, the final tax plan floated by president-elect Trump contained no investment income changes (though he would, of course, repeal the Obamacare surcharge).
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To recover restoration costs, FPL files with state regulators and, if approved, adds a storm surcharge on the monthly bills of its nearly 5 million customers.
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It also made it impossible for merchants to call fees paid to credit card companies a surcharge that is added to the price of a product.
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Indian shares fell for the third straight day on Tuesday due to concern that the tax surcharge will apply to the income of foreign portfolio investors.
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The finance ministry's recent introduction of an 8 percent surcharge on bank profits over 25 million pounds is also likely to compound the outlook for challengers.
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The task force had also recommended a per-ride surcharge of $2 to $5 on for-hire vehicles in a phased-in approach to congestion pricing.
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While the surcharge on taxis is lower, it is still a blow to an industry that has been decimated by the advent of ride-hailing apps.
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The deduction cap is by far the biggest revenue raiser, followed by the estate tax increase, then the 4 percent income tax surcharge on the superrich.
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Passengers using ride-hailing apps, like Uber and Lyft, which have contributed significantly to the traffic problems, could face a $2 to $5 per-ride surcharge.
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Catch up: The surcharge was approved by the governor and Legislature in March as part of a larger, failed effort to enact congestion pricing for Manhattan.
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The deal also includes an annual surcharge of 2 percent on companies that earn over $1 million annually that will be in place for four years.
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Riders with service animals are not expected or required to use Uber Pet, and can select from any number of ride options without paying the surcharge.
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However, it is notable that the health care surcharge is affordable — about $85033 (£400) per year for those seeking a work visa, and less for students.
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Ultimately, officials say, Suffolk County needs recurring revenue to subsidize new sewers and individual denitrification units, whether a surcharge on water bills or some other tax.
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The council hiked the surcharge on caffeinated beverages to 28% from 18%, which could make coffee made at Starbucks Corp and Coffee Day Enterprises more expensive.
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Even a halfway measure last year, which put a surcharge on for-hire vehicles such as taxis and Ubers, has stalled after outcry from taxi drivers.
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But the premium surcharge faces an uphill battle that makes it difficult to see how it could survive into the final version of the GOP plan.
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Democrats predicted the GOP's insurance surcharge would be too weak to encourage enrollment and would make it only harder to persuade healthy people to buy coverage.
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The new rate will include 353% surcharge on income between 235 million and 225 million rupees, and 22% on income exceeding 50 million rupees a years.
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It takes two more tries to get a driver who appears more familiar with the area, and sets me back $11.28 for the surcharge and the fare.
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Besides, it's not like you want to squander your precious data on things like app downloads only to wake up one morning blindsided by a *ridonkulous* surcharge.
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The FSB has yet to decide if the 30 should be subject to the same leverage ratio "surcharge" or whether it too should adopt a "bucket" approach.
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Additionally, Uber's announcement mentions another new state congestion surcharge, which means all passengers will have to pay an extra $2.75 for trips in Manhattan below 96th street.
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This might end up having unintended consequences, because only the people who really need insurance — and who have high medical costs — may want to pay the surcharge.
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" "There can only be a Jamaica tax concept if it includes the end of the solidarity surcharge without taking that money out of people's pockets somewhere else.
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Consistent with its contract and its emails to drivers, those schedules and fare webpages also showed the new Safe Rides Fee as a separate surcharge for riders.
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The government raised income tax surcharge on people with an annual income of more than 20 million rupees who make up the top end of Indian society.
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But Uber doesn't have any plans to pay for that pilot with a surcharge; a spokesperson said the Clean Air fee is exclusive to London for now.
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If New York implements the tax, it would join Vancouver, which has an empty-home tax, and London, which has a surcharge on purchases of second homes.
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In the first peak period: The surcharge excludes next-day or same-day shipping, which are already pricier, and ground shipments will be charged 27 cents extra.
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A one-off cut in electricity rates helped curb inflation last month as the government reversed a tariff surcharge related to the Angra 3 nuclear power plant.
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On the high end was Meridian Health Plan in Michigan, which added a 38 percent surcharge onto silver plans sold both on and off of Obamacare exchanges.
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In June, DSCA dropped a surcharge on American defense goods sold abroad from 3.5% to 3.2%; later that year, the agency also cut a transportation administration fee.
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Whenever you set foot into a New York City cab, you're on the hook for a base fee of $3.30, which comprises a 2023 cent MTA surcharge.
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The bill repeals the Affordable Care Act's 3.8 percent net investment income tax on dividends, interest and capital gains, and the 0.9 percent Medicare payroll tax surcharge.
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Ideally, the first step would be to add a surcharge on purchases of coal that account for adverse side effects caused by its extraction, processing, and use.
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The House would have required people to stay insured or else face a surcharge when they signed up again, but the Senate bill includes no corresponding provision.
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"New wholesale caps were needed to help ensure that operators are able to offer surcharge-free roaming to their customers without increasing prices at home," it added.
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To offset the expected loss of cost-sharing subsidies, California added a surcharge to the price of midlevel silver plans sold on its Affordable Care Act marketplace.
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While the Albany plan will charge pooled passengers a smaller surcharge ($0.75), it doesn't go far enough to recognize the enormous benefits of ride-sharing and microtransit.
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The plan would also impose a surcharge of $2 to $5 on trips in for-hire vehicles, including yellow taxis and Uber cars, in much of Manhattan.
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As a result of the surcharge, it said, two million fewer people would enroll, and the people most likely to be deterred are those who are healthy.
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Passbook accounts are issued through a partnership with Sunrise Banks and feature no monthly fees, no minimum balances, no overdraft fees, and access to surcharge-free ATMs.
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It fails to even accomplish the most elemental tax improvement at the top end, which would be repealing the "Obama surcharge" — an extra tax on investment income.
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Germany had wanted to make such power plants built after 2014 pay just 40 percent of the renewable energy surcharge but that hit resistance from the Commission.
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The average surcharge from the ATM owner also hit a record for the 13th year in a row, rising to $2.97 from $2.90 last year, Bankrate said.
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What's also unclear is whether consumers who receive larger tax credits would have to pay them back at tax time, if insurers do provide premium surcharge rebates.
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But when they get sick enough that they need insurance, they will be able to quickly do so by paying a paltry 242-month 30% premium surcharge.
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But when they get sick enough that they need insurance, they will be able to quickly do so by paying a paltry 12-month 30% premium surcharge.
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Dave Dillon, a fellow of the Society of Actuaries, says whether the surcharge can encourage enrollment will depend on the insurance market created by the Republican plan.
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The government raised income tax surcharge on people with an annual income of more than 2100 million rupees who make up the top end of Indian society.
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Hell, you should probably buy your own cable modem while you're at it, if only to get rid of the ridiculous monthly surcharge associated with modems and routers.
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Chicago has also authorized a phased-in $543 million property tax for its police and fire retirement systems and a telephone surcharge increase for its laborers' pension fund.
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The proposal includes a repeal of President Trump's 2017 tax cuts for high earners, along with a new 5 percent "surcharge" on incomes above $5 million per year.
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Of this figure, 1.8 billion pounds came from the bank surcharge on corporation tax - a levy targeted at City firms that banks have been lobbying to have dropped.
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Its customers who are booked in or out of 10 airports, including Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world's busiest, can change their dates without paying a surcharge.
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The government raised income tax surcharge on people with an annual income of more than 20 million rupees ($291,930) who make up the top end of Indian society.
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However, Lipper said the draft capital plan could include $2.7 billion more for the tunnel and suggested a surcharge on Amtrak tickets to help pay off that debt.
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The pair have offered contradicting visions for taxes, with Clinton promising to put a larger burden on the wealthiest Americans through a surcharge and the elimination of loopholes.
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The company said the domestic business was affected by one-time costs of $50 million from a lag in a fuel surcharge, poor weather and a facility fire.
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The tax reforms in the budget pledge to lower individual rates, repeal the Obamacare surcharge, abolish the death tax, reduce business tax and eliminate special interest tax breaks.
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According to management, further reductions in the surcharge could have a significant client and franchise impact, thus, the trade-off with profitability will be carefully balanced over time.
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In the past year, many U.S. localities have imposed taxes on sugary beverages, adding a surcharge of up to 1.75 cents per ounce (29 milliliters) on such drinks.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 13 (Reuters) - A surcharge levied on German consumers to support renewable power will be reduced by around 1.2 percent next year, industry sources said on Friday.
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" A Sunday post from D_Vecc: "Every single movie is at an $8 surcharge here on long Island for me... I may cancel my subscription if this doesn't change.
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In 22000, over strong opposition, a 22010 percent surcharge was approved on building permits for all new or renovated homes, in order to create an affordable housing fund.
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The goal here is to increase the utilization rate to 69 percent by 2020 with the help of a congestion surcharge that went into effect earlier this year.
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California had imposed a surcharge of more than 12 percent on the most popular types of Obamacare plans to account for the possibility of the CSR payments ending.
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KERNEN: I WOULD URGE YOU – DON'T LOOK AT CONSERVATIVE WEB SITES BECAUSE THEY'RE SAYING YOU'RE RAISING TAXES ON RICH PEOPLE AND YOU'RE ACTUALLY GOING TO HAVE A SURCHARGE.
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Both died in the Legislature last year, and the interval fix was a surcharge on for-hire vehicles, which will raise a tiny fraction of what's actually needed.
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The Post also reported that the current draft would repeal all Obamacare taxes, with the exception of the "Cadillac Tax," which imposes a surcharge on expensive health plans.
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The Times's Winnie Hu explains: The surcharge is $2.75 for Ubers and Lyfts; $2.50 for yellow taxis; and 75 cents for car pool services like Via and UberPool.
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In California, certain health plans will have a 12.4 percent CSR "surcharge" unless the Trump administration clarifies within the next month that it intends to make these payments.
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Hooper said a move by DSCA to reduce the administrative surcharge on foreign arms sales from 3.5 percent to 3.2 percent had already saved its customers $180 million.
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France's Ryder Cup initiative was put to a vote of federation members, with 0003 percent voting in favor of paying a €3 surcharge to help underwrite the competition.
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A 3.8 percent tax on investment income over $250,000 for a couple would be history, as would an 0.9 percent surcharge on payroll tax above that same level.
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Live Dungeness crabs, $14.99 to $16.99 a pound ($10 per pound surcharge for cooking), Essex Pearl, The Market Line, 115 Delancey Street (Essex Street), 347-899-4998, essexpearl.com.
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The receipts have typically depicted an overall fare amount, from which the company subtracted an "Uber fee" (essentially its commission), the sales tax and the black-car surcharge.
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" He added, "By the end of this month, we have to hear there's clarity that the cost-sharing reductions will be made, or we will apply the surcharge.
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And even if it blessed such a union, the resulting combo would probably face a capital surcharge because its size makes it even more "too big to fail".
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And even if it blessed such a union, the resulting combo would probably face a capital surcharge because its size makes it even more "too big to fail".
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For a high-earning company, that could be 39.6 percent at the federal level alone, before the 3.8 percent Medicare surcharge and state and local taxes are calculated.
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For a high-earning company, that could be 39.6 percent at the federal level alone, before the 3.8 percent Medicare surcharge and state and local taxes are calculated.
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Unlike ERAD, Vigilant adds this fee as a surcharge passed onto the driver, minimizing the cost to law enforcement while still preserving large financial incentives for the company.
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Cuomo suggested delaying business tax credits, placing an electricity tax on companies, adding an insurance tax surcharge, and levying an internet sales tax for out of state retailers.
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In the early days, the service only operated in a few cities, included a hefty surcharge, and dispatched sleek Town Cars and limos instead of Foci and Priui.
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Mario Molina, CEO of insurer Molina Healthcare, said the 30 percent surcharge likely wouldn't sufficiently cover the costs of patients who are willing to pay the higher premiums.
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Clinton would raise revenue by $1.4 trillion almost entirely through higher taxes on the wealthy, including a 4 percent surcharge on those with incomes of more than $5 million.
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But the Congressional Budget Office actually concluded it would adversely affect the market in the long term, because only sick people would have a reason to pay the surcharge.
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In Germany, which has already pushed ahead with content quotas on streaming services, a surcharge is added to subscription fees for the services to support a national production fund.
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If, however, they choose to welcome those pets as passengers, they will be guaranteed to receive a "significant portion" of the surcharge on top of their standard trip earnings.
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As labor costs are rising, regional chain restaurants in states like Arizona, California, Colorado, and New York are adding a surcharge between three and four percent on diners' bills.
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He was about to withdraw cash from the machine , but stopped when he saw a notification on the screen saying he would incur a $3 surcharge imposed by Cardtronics.
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In 2011 the Financial Stability Board, a global grouping of regulators, decided that they would not count towards the capital "surcharge" the biggest banks would be required to hold.
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They got the same coverage as everyone else in their health plan, but their medical bills were paid differently — through their premiums and a surcharge on all Maine policyholders.
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To offset their higher labor costs, some San Diego restaurants, for example, already have raised menu prices or added a surcharge of 3 percent to 5 percent on meals.
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"Give me a surcharge for my high use of electricity in my utilities bill, but don't take my money for the wrong reasons," Nguyen told CNBC in an interview.
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This meant that under the higher, UN standard usage reading, the Telsa generated a level of emissions that put it in a surcharge band as set by the CEVS.
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A fuel surcharge for customers announced in May had not fully covered higher fuel costs in the third quarter, however, with CMA CGM's costs per container rising, it said.
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In 2004, in response to tightened sanctions imposed by former U.S. President George W. Bush, Cuba abruptly halted the circulation of dollars and slapped a surcharge on cash exchanges.
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Call it want you want: a charge, a fee, or a tax — the MTA surcharge is a direct tax imposed by local politicians on top of the consumer price.
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Under its EE brand, BT launched the first 53G network in the UK this May, which includes a surcharge for access to the network and its faster data speeds.
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Its customers who are booked in or out of 10 airports, including Atlanta, can change their dates without paying the surcharge if their flights are affected by the storm.
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The regulators have yet to decide what form the extra requirements should take, such as a flat surcharge or a graduated increase, depending on how big a bank is.
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Under the Financial Stability Board's rules, Citigroup joined JPMorgan Chase this year in the second-highest group, facing a 2.5 percent capital surcharge on top of minimum regulatory standards.
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Order: Steamed gow geePrice: The dumplings were $6.50, plus a $5 delivery fee and a $4 surcharge for orders under $103, then add on an optional $3 driver's tip.
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However, there appears to be wider support for some kind of per-ride surcharge on for-hire vehicles, whose numbers have surged since the advent of ride-hailing apps.
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The government will reduce an existing surcharge from 2021 which consumers pay via their electricity bill to support the expansion of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind.
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JPMorgan's capital surcharge is already the highest of any U.S. bank, which means its must make more profit from its business to produce the same return on shareholder equity.
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Republicans will need to make the case that an insurance premium surcharge — paid directly from a consumer to a private company — has a direct effect on the federal budget.
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They say the surcharge will drive away customers when they are already losing business to Uber and other app-based services and struggling with enormous debt and bleak prospects.
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When San Francisco began to offer trans-inclusive health coverage to its employees in 2001, the city applied a small surcharge to all employees enrolled in its health plan.
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Qualcomm also challenged Koh's ruling that Qualcomm's patent fees are a "surcharge" on other chip suppliers, effectively raising their prices and making them less able to compete with Qualcomm.
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First she proposed a new 4 percent surcharge on all income above $5 million (including capital gains and investment income), and now she's proposing a hike in the estate tax.
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The Republican plan replaces the individual mandate, which requires most Americans to have coverage or pay a tax penalty, with a 30 percent surcharge if customers go weeks without insurance.
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The National Transportation Confederation has advocated in recent weeks for a national fleet renewal fund financed by a surcharge on all car owners similar to a universally mandated insurance fee.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told reporters the government had decided to withdraw the surcharge on FPIs which she had unveiled in her budget for the fiscal year ending March 2020.
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Fix NYC, a task force formed by New York's state government, has proposed that taxis and ride-hailing cars pay a congestion surcharge for every trip into the city centre.
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"We feel the tariff filing should be denied because it is procedurally incorrect, (and) does not clearly describe or justify the surcharge," ConocoPhillips spokesman Daren Beaudo said in an email.
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Our board recently instituted a monthly $25 surcharge for units with washers, saying that the building loses revenue from the communal laundry room and that personal washers use more water.
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"On average, 49-year-old smokers living in one of the 43 states that allowed surcharges in 2014 faced a median tobacco surcharge of $70 per month," the authors wrote.
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Previously, Uber Eats charged a $2.49 booking fee for Starbucks delivery orders (it has since eliminated this surcharge, but regular service fees and charges for orders under $10 still apply).
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Spending that on e-mail would yield a cost of a tiny fraction of a dollar per message, plus a little surcharge for the electricity necessary to run the computer.
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Lufthansa caused a stir in the industry when it introduced its own GDS surcharge in 2015 and CEO Carsten Spohr has repeatedly said he expects rival carriers to follow suit.
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BA and Iberia said the surcharge would not apply if the GDS used content created using NDC technology that gives airlines greater control of how fares and products are displayed.
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Keeping income down by avoiding an IRA distribution can also reduce the portion of your Social Security benefit that is taxed and help avoid the Medicare surcharge on high incomes.
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Victims' passports were confiscated until the loan had been repaid in full and a 10 percent surcharge was added if it had not been cleared within six months, it reported.
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Pro-free trade countries such as the Nordics and the Netherlands say the plan could unfairly restrict commerce and amount to a surcharge for taxpayers by shutting out cheaper providers.
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Germany's four network operators (TSOs), which collect the fee, are due to announce the 2019 surcharge next Monday, but BEE's predictions have in the past been close to the outcome.
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Expect her to talk more about the plan she announced last month to slap a new 4% tax surcharge on all Americans with adjusted gross incomes more than $2 million.
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Traffic jams in the city and appalling air pollution—290% of which comes from vehicle fumes, by official reckoning—may end up causing as much popular resentment as any surcharge.
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If you have to pay a surcharge for using a credit card for your rent, you'll want to consider if this fee can be offset by the rewards you'll earn.
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And so, unlike traditional car rental companies, which usually add a surcharge for renters younger than 25, Skurt will rent to drivers as young as 21 at no additional charge.
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Harlem, Manhattan Your friend's landlord is allowed to charge a rent-stabilized tenant a surcharge for installing a window unit air-conditioner, even if she pays for her own electricity.
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The new tax "would create more tax equality in Portugal to, for example, finance a reduction in direct taxes on income and eliminate the surcharge on income tax," he said.
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For this convenience, LAX is charging a surcharge of $4 per UberX pickup and drop-off, a dollar lower than the $5 fee the airport charges licensed Uber Black drivers.
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"The finance minister will clarify about the surcharge and may find resolving the issue challenging as the government can't have different tax policy for domestic and global investors," Choksey said.
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Tennessee's program is funded by proceeds from the state lottery, but Washington's will raise funds through a surcharge on "businesses that depend on higher education to survive," Mr. Hansen said.
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The state would place a surcharge on companies in fields such as engineering, accounting and consulting that pay the business-and-occupation tax, which is a tax on gross receipts.
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And if they fail to cobble together a repayment that can reach nearly $1,000 within six months, the Foreign Office adds a 10 percent surcharge on anything they still owe.
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Using a router that is older, has less speed or weaker security than the ISP's requirements may even invite a monthly surcharge, as some Verizon Fios customers found last year.
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Ms. Leuthard has said the plan would cost the average family an extra 40 Swiss francs, or $41, a year, based on a higher grid surcharge to finance renewable subsidies.
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Uber's newest feature alerts drivers that pets will be joining the ride With Uber Pet, riders will pay a "small surcharge" for the privilege of taking their pets with them.
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The company is also disrupting stainless steel pricing, offering fixed-price contracts that contain no alloy surcharge, the industry's traditional way of pricing volatility of key inputs such as nickel.
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Under the agreement, new power plants with a capacity of less than 1 megawatt and more than 10 megawatts would pay 40 percent of the renewable energy surcharge, he said.
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And the tax on those who don't sign up becomes a small surcharge — paid to insurance companies, not the public — on people who sign up after previously letting coverage lapse.
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And there are more changes to come — AMC has increased ticket prices for weekends in recent years, and this summer it quietly started testing a surcharge for certain blockbuster movies.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday it had approved discounts granted to energy-intensive companies on a surcharge used to support renewable electricity production in Greece.
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To help pay for the Affordable Care Act, Obama proposed two new taxes that were widely described as targeting the rich: the Medicare surcharge and the net investment income tax.
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The Basel Committee said the top up leverage ratio could be a fixed number applied uniformly to all 30 banks, or vary in the same way as the capital "surcharge".
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The other generally requires insurers to charge the same price to people of the same age who live in the same geographic area, with a possible surcharge for tobacco users.
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Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach pointed to growing revenue from its consumer banking business and a reduced government surcharge for deposit insurance, as drivers for net interest income this year.
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The price tag row largely hinges on whether costs are based on the surcharge alone or also include future expenses related to managing the reduction of fossil fuel use and emissions.
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People who let their individual health plan lapse would have to pay a 226 percent surcharge on their premiums during the year in order to resume coverage, according to the proposals.
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But after reviewers hammered Verizon for comically overstating 5G availability in these spotty early launches, Verizon backed away from imposing the surcharge for what it stated would be an "undetermined" period.
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Jaitley also halved the basic personal income tax rate, and cut taxes on small firms that account for 0003 percent of India's businesses, while imposing a surcharge on the better off.
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"A waiting period is definitely harder on sick people than either the individual mandate or a late enrollment surcharge," Larry Levitt, senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, told me.
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Under the same measure, purchases of new cars running on traditional fuels would be subject to a surcharge of up to 103,000 euros based on the level of carbon emissions produced.
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In this context, the withdrawal of FPI and DII enhanced surcharge of long- and short-term gains are welcome move and would have a marginal fiscal impact of 14 billion rupees.
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News. In the waiver of rights and consent to judgment entry obtained by the outlet, Soules must pay a minimum $219 fine, a 22015 percent surcharge and any applicable court costs.
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In the filing, ConocoPhillips and Encana said Plains' surcharge was premature because the Commerce Department may still grant the pipeline operator an exemption before the fee goes into effect in April.
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This submission is an effort to stop the RBA from allowing merchants to add a surcharge to consumer orders that use BNPL tools — something sellers might do to offset Afterpay's fees.
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Kenningham compared the Trump plans to Richard Nixon's 10 percent import surcharge in 1971, and the battles Ronald Reagan waged in the 1980s to get Japan to institute voluntary export limits.
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Healthy people, meanwhile, could decide to avoid the surcharge by not buying insurance on the individual market at all — rolling the dice until they get a new job that offers insurance.
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During a speech in Waterloo, Iowa, Clinton said the her "fair share surcharge" would apply to incomes above $5 million per year and raise an estimated $150 billion over 303 years.
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Washington, DC, where the minimum wage surcharge was implemented, has already raised its minimum wage from $10.50 to $12.50 this year and plans to further increase it to $15 by 2020.
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A decade-old fuel surcharge on flights originating from Hong Kong was scrapped on Monday, after the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) said falling fuel prices meant it was no longer warranted.
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A slate of bills that would require Uber to make its cars more accessible to disabled passengers, pay a surcharge for public transportation, and cap surge pricing are all under consideration.
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Jaitley also halved the basic personal income tax rate, and cut taxes on small firms that account for 96 percent of India's businesses, while imposing a surcharge on the better off.
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When the ACA passed, that number jumped to 19 years - due in part to the payroll tax surcharge but also reductions in payments to Medicare Advantage providers and to healthcare providers.
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Eight adults can stay on the private island for a week for about $500 a night per person; for a party of 10 adults, there's a $175 nightly surcharge per person.
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Assuming an average fare on those trips of at least $11.43, Uber would have deducted over $211.4 million for taxes and the workers' compensation fund surcharge from drivers during that time.
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But civilians suffered collateral damage because of lousy aim and mistaken identity, and the wiseguys extracted what prosecutors claimed was a 20 percent surcharge on every business transaction in the city.
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In 2015, Uber began reflecting this approach on its passenger receipts as well, so that a passenger would see that the fare paid included sales tax and the workers' compensation surcharge.
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Anthony Myint, one of the initiative's organizers and a restauranteur, told CNN that if every customer at a certain restaurant paid the surcharge, the money would make the establishment carbon neutral.
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Clinton would require anyone making more than $0003 million to pay at least 30 percent in federal taxes, and would add a 4 percent surcharge on those making over $5 million.
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The Philadelphia law, which Mayor Jim Kenney signed off on this week, will require most retailers to accept cash and will bar them from placing a surcharge on cash-paying customers.
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The U.S. spot premium, a surcharge on top of the futures price to secure delivery of metal from warehouses, has more than doubled so far this year to $2100 a ton.
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Clinton would do: She envisions a 4 percent tax surcharge for income over $5 million, meaning that the very highest earners would effectively have a nearly 44 percent top marginal rate.
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"The increase for 2018 reflects a combination of approximately 2.5 percent more occupied hotel rooms than in 20123, and 6 percent more fee and surcharge categories and higher amounts," he said.
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The charges against Mr. Freidman stem from accusations that he pocketed a 50-cent surcharge, known as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority tax, which is used to pay for mass transit improvements.
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Portland's executive-pay surcharge will be levied as a percentage of what a company owes on the city's so-called business license tax, which has been in place since the 1970s.
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The real winners under the BCRA are the very wealthy — those paying the income surcharge on investment income and other taxes and fees that are used to fund the ACA's subsidies.
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RMDs can push retirees into higher tax brackets; they also can trigger higher taxation of Social Security benefits and the surcharge on Medicare premiums paid by high-income taxpayers (go.cms.gov/2iHQlhO).
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Since his arrest, Mr. Bracy has paid almost $7,000 in court fines, fees and traffic tickets, including a 30 percent surcharge the district attorney collects when defendants fall behind on payments.
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In a major concession by Democrats, it would repeal a voter-approved tax surcharge on the state's highest earners, which had been expected to generate more than $300 million for education.
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For example, when San Francisco began to offer trans-inclusive health coverage to its employees in 2001, the city applied a small surcharge to all employees enrolled in its health plan.
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Tripoli derives revenue from oil and gas exports, interest-free loans from local banks to the central bank, and a 183 percent surcharge on foreign exchange transactions conducted at official rates.
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Before the law took effect, Marc Dobin, a 57-year old mediator and lawyer in Jupiter, Florida, said his insurer put a surcharge on his premium because he has heart stents.
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Fitch expects Citi will likely maintain a buffer of between 7503bps and 100bps above the fully phased-in CET1 requirement of 10%, which is inclusive of its G-SIB surcharge of 3%.
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The Uber-like "surge" surcharge is applied to certain screenings, though the particulars of how Peak screenings are determined is a mystery, and remains one of the biggest unanswered questions among subscribers.
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Trumpcare does force the sick who have let their insurance lapse, but suddenly need it, to pay a 22016% surcharge, but that's still quite a bargain if you really need the chemotherapy.
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And a 30 percent surcharge is a pretty large sum of money — more than $5,400 for the average family plan in 2016 — so opting out may not feel optional for many people.
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With respect to Citi's estimated 24947% G-SIB capital surcharge, Citi continues to work on making its balance sheet more efficient, with an internal buffer above that of between 50bps and 100bps.
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But to subsidize health care for low- and middle-income people, the Affordable Care Act added a 22026 percent payroll tax surcharge for wages above $226,2500 for individuals and $22026,8003 for couples.
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In their filing, ConocoPhillips and Encana said Plains' surcharge was premature because the U.S. Commerce Department may still grant the pipeline operator an exemption before the fee goes into effect in April.
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The company said an 8 percent surcharge on profits above 25 million pounds, which came into effect in January, will increase its overall corporate tax rate and impact shareholder returns going forward.
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According to the new budget, people and trusts earning more than 5 million rupees a year will pay an additional 10% surcharge and 15% for those earning more than 10 million rupees.
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The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has announced that the number of plastic carrier bags found on U.K. beaches has fallen by almost half in only one year thanks to a supermarket surcharge.
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Fueled by a booming economy, the surcharge resulted in a $21965 billion surplus for the fiscal year ending June 21966, 21968, by which time Richard M. Nixon was in the White House.
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FedEx would charge $3.20 at its U.S. express business and U.S. and international ground services for a package that needs additional handling, while the surcharge on an oversized package would be $27.50.
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The French Golf Federation agreed to stump up 18 million euros ($21.2 million) — financed by a three euro surcharge on membership — over a 12-year period to help pay for the tournament.
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The South China Morning Post reported that scrapping the surcharge would cut 109 Hong Kong dollars ($14) off long haul flights, while savings on regional flights would come to about HK$24.
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Monday's budget also hiked taxes on luxury items like cars, while high earners will also pay a higher tax surcharge - helping to fund a raft of measures to aid struggling rural poor.
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The city enacted a water and sewer usage tax and a telephone surcharge to raise money to put the pension funds on a path to be 90 percent funded in 40 years.
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He also said two Obamacare taxes on affluent Americans -- one a Medicare payroll tax surcharge and the other on investments -- that Republicans had initially wanted to repeal, will likely stay in place.
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Without the surcharge, silver plans sold on Covered California, the state's Obamacare marketplace, would have risen an average of just 803 percent next year, officials said as they revealed overall prices statewide.
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Hooper said that in 2020, DSCA plans to also cut the contract administration surcharge — applied to each FMS case to pay for contract quality assurance, management and audits — from 1.2% to 1%.
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Gabriel said the agreement covers existing plants with co-generation systems combining heat and power production - the so-called "Kraft-Waerme-Kopplungsanlagen" (KWK) - that will continue to be exempt from the surcharge.
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Nevertheless, perhaps the allies should charge Trump for the privilege of his country's not having to fight a war at home — and then add on a 50 percent surcharge for good measure.
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The plan would double down on the wealth tax she proposed earlier in the year, which would levy a 28503 percent surcharge on the incomes of individuals worth $22019 million or more.
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Domestic share markets witnessed a sharp selloff in the previous two sessions as investors were worried about a surcharge on foreign portfolio investors that was announced in the Union budget last week.
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Many insurers charge the penalty, or surcharge in insurance lingo, for three years after the violation, meaning you'll still be paying the price long after the check for your ticket has cleared.
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If the utilities elect not to join the $21 billion fund, the state would create a $10.5 billion liquidity fund, underwritten by the extension of the electricity surcharge, according to the aide.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 25 (Reuters) - German financial watchdog Bafin has imposed a hefty 2.75 percent capital surcharge on KfW after finding deficiencies at the German state bank's information technology and internal auditing processes.
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"Petitioner Expressions Hair Design might, for example, post a sign outside its salon reading 'Haircuts $10 (we add a 3 percent surcharge if you pay by credit card),'" the chief justice wrote.
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In May, Emanuel reached an agreement with city laborers to steer $40 million per year from a 144.13 increase in the Chicago's 911 telephone surcharge to save their pension fund from insolvency.
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With respect to its estimated 3% G-SIB capital surcharge, Citi continues to work on making its balance sheet more efficient, with an internal buffer above that of between 50bps and 100bps.
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By concentrating all the surcharge in one type of plan, it will, researchers expect, make other plans cheaper for the 84 percent of Obamacare enrollees in California who purchase coverage with premium subsidies.
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It determined that if the ACA allows this surcharge, then employers are in compliance with the ADA, meaning that it's okay for employers to charge workers who don't opt in to the programs.
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Last year, the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) announced that the number of plastic carrier bags found on U.K. beaches had fallen by almost half in only one year thanks to a supermarket surcharge.
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" RUSMIK OZA, HEAD OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH, KOTAK SECURITIES, MUMBAI "The withdrawal of enhanced surcharge on FPI is a big positive for Indian markets as it could reverse the outflows seen since post-budget.
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The Part D income-related surcharge is calculated as a percentage of the national average cost of the standard drug benefit, using the same percentages and income thresholds used for Part B IRMAA.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Two U.S. shale producers have challenged an energy pipeline operator's proposed surcharge for the Trump administration's 25% tariff on imported steel, raising the stakes for pipeline builders facing higher construction costs.
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Tripoli derives revenue largely from oil and natural gas production, interest-free loans from local banks to the central bank, and a 183 percent surcharge on foreign exchange transactions conducted at official rates.
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There are two changes to bill surcharges: • Broadcast TV surcharge: The cost Charter passes on to you for carrying ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC on Spectrum goes up from $8.85 to $9.95/month.
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Customers using Chase ATMs at Walgreens and Duane Reade locations could be getting new notifications that they'll have to pay a surcharge if they try to withdraw their own cash from the machines.
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The trips cost the same as a human-driven Lyft ride (no self-driving surcharge) and the revenue is divided between the companies, though neither would disclose the exact details of the deal.
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"Due to the rising costs of doing business in this location, including costs associated with higher minimum wage rates, a 3 percent surcharge has been added to your total bill," the receipt read.
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That's just months after adjusting those plans to cap video resolution at 480p for phones on the baseline $75/month plan, or up to 720p on phones for an additional $10/month surcharge.
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The surcharge under the renewable energy act (EEG) could fall to 6.51 euro cents (7.52 U.S. cents) per kilowatt hour (kWh) in 2019 from 6.792 cents in 2018, BEE said in a statement.
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The House version also removed the mandate, but includes a provision that allows insurers to impose a 30% surcharge on individuals who allow their coverage to lapse, then want to sign on again.
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The surcharge under the renewable energy act (EEG) would amount to close to 6.8 euro cents (8.1 U.S. cents) per kilowatt-hour (kWh) in 2018, down from 6.88 cents this year, they said.
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To make U.S. weapons more competitive, the Pentagon is also reducing the surcharge assessed to foreign governments buying weapons, a fee that covers administrative costs and to avoid any charge to U.S. taxpayers.
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The addition of a 15 percent surcharge on foreign buyers in Vancouver has cooled the most expensive segment of that market, but Toronto still sees bidding wars for many homes, particularly detached houses.
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" • "In San Francisco, voters passed a special tax that slapped a 3.25 percent surcharge on most rides and a 1.5 percent tax on shared rides and zero-emissions vehicles, starting in January 2020.
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It used to be that some employers provided top-notch health insurance plans, so much so that it was worth paying the spousal surcharge to get access to better benefits for both partners.
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The Federal Reserve is also reviewing plans to loosen two safeguards meant to financial titans from excessive risk: the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio and a surcharge applied to the biggest bank holding companies.
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"It has to be done in harmony with the character and the atmosphere of the town," said Laszlo Papp, former chairman of the planning and zoning commission, who came up with the surcharge.
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Until now, many companies, especially those in energy-intensive industries, have been exempted from paying the green energy surcharge that has helped finance Germany's shift away from fossil fuels toward renewable energy sources.
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And for the first time, UPS this year is tacking a surcharge onto packages shipped close to Black Friday and the week prior to Christmas, aiming to soften order flow around peak periods.
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The eventual cost of the surcharge depends on weather patterns — which rule how much renewable energy is produced and entitled to support from the EEG account — once it is fed into the grid.
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As was the case last year, too many Americans are at risk of signing up for plans that contain a hidden abortion surcharge for abortion on demand, unless the Trump administration acts now.
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Trittin said E.ON, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall, Germany's "big four" power firms, should be allowed to pay the surcharge in instalments as long as they are committed to shouldering long-term liability costs.
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The new tax rates may also affect the debate on a surcharge that the state has levied on those earning more than $1 million, which will expire at the end of next year.
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" The Ibrahim's Grill and Steak House saga reportedly began in October 2016 and escalated over the following year, resulting in the £50,000 fine and £670 in court costs and a £120 "victim surcharge.
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The Legislature recently added a surcharge on taxi trips below 96th Street in Manhattan: 75 cents for pooled trips, $2.50 for yellow taxis and $2.75 for black cars and Uber and Lyft rides.
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Germany's coalition parties agreed last year to abolish the "soli" - a tax surcharge introduced in 1991 to help finance the cost of reunification - for more than 90 percent of taxpayers from January 2021.
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For the East Bay Municipal Utility District, revenue is down 12 percent this fiscal year, as a drought surcharge ended and the average user cut back from 250 gallons a day to 843.
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"I understand why you did it," he added, but then pointed out they had still broken the law and fined them each 85 pounds, plus a victim surcharge, a total of about $130.
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U.S. regulators plan to update their rules to implement the latest international agreement at the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, and Quarles said those changes could make parts of the surcharge calculation redundant.
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And not when that access — in the new GOP bill — comes with a 85033 percent surcharge if, for any reason (like they lost a job), they could not afford coverage for 63 days.
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The surcharge under the renewable energy act (EEG) could amount to 6.51 euro cents ($7.52 cents) per kilowatt hour (kWh) in 2019 after 6.792 cents applied in 2018, BEE said in a statement.
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The surcharge, which Portland officials said is the first in the nation linked to chief executives' pay, would be added to the city's business tax for those companies that exceed the pay threshold.
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The tax would include a ten-per-cent surcharge on all income above two million dollars, raising the top tax rate from thirty-seven per cent of income to forty-seven per cent.
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She would impose a four-per-cent surcharge on incomes above five million dollars a year, and adopt a minimum thirty-per-cent tax rate on incomes above a million dollars a year.
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Under the proposal, owners of second homes worth more than $25 million would be subject to a sliding tax surcharge and fees; homes that are valued more will incur higher fees and taxes.
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A Congressional aide clarified that this surcharge would be the same for both healthy and sick people; insurers could not use it to turn away people they expect to have significantly higher medical costs.
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Apple wants to charge $19.99 for major titles in 4K, which is in line with what it charges for newer HD movies, but some Hollywood studios want add an extra $5 to $303 surcharge.
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It had been scheduled to continue on to Rome after Paris, but was canceled after the Italian government imposed a new surcharge on jet airfares, according to an article in The New York Times.
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To raise the funds, she would require millionaires to pay at least 30% of their income in taxes and impose an additional 4% surcharge on those with adjusted gross incomes greater than $5 million.
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This should include pharmaceutical companies, O'Neill said, which should be subject to a surcharge if they decide not to invest in research and development (R&D) to bring successful new antibiotic medicines to market.
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And when it comes to taxes on the well-to-do, two-thirds of those polled said they preferred Hillary Clinton's plan to tack on a 4 percent surcharge on incomes exceeding $22016 million.
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Shipping lines Hamburg Sud and King Ocean Services have added a surcharge of $1,200 per container of cargo that leaves the United States for Venezuela after May 15, according to documents seen by Reuters.
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Before she rolled out her new surcharge proposal Monday, the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimated that Clinton's planned tax increases so far would raise slightly more than $800 billion over 10 years.
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Indian shares took a beating after the federal budget on Friday as investors were disappointed over some of the budget proposals, including the mandatory public float requirement and a higher surcharge on the rich.
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In 2015, JPM reduced its estimated G-SIB surcharge by 100 bps, to 3.5%, given a decline in non-operating deposits, a reduction in level 7503 assets, and a decline in notional derivative amounts.
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Uber's initial batch of customers were those who didn't mind paying a surcharge for convenience, and then as the company grew, it began to use the same transportation network technology for more accessible means.
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The surcharge, which Portland officials said is the first in the nation linked to chief executives' pay, would be added to the city's business tax for those companies that exceed the pay threshold. nyti.
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The surcharge and review of KfW's systems follow an accidental transfer of 7.6 billion euros ($8.67 billion) from KfW to four other banks last year due to a glitch in the bank's information technology.
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In April, Reuters reported that DSCA would reduce its administrative surcharge on foreign arms sales to 3.2 percent from 3.5 percent as part of a broader effort to make U.S. weapons more competitive internationally.
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Moreover, there's also no reason to believe a small surcharge would turn fans away from the gate—not when NFL ticket prices have risen 37.5 percent since 2006, and most teams still sell out.
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The surcharge under the renewable energy act (EEG) would amount to close to 6.8 euro cents (8.06 U.S. dollar cents) per kilowatt hour (kWh) in 2018, down from 6.88 cents this year, they said.
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"In addition, it is imperative that the Clintons continue to lead moving forward, and pay this 4-percent 'surcharge' tax on their 2015 federal income tax filings and each year moving forward," Priebus added.
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The latest regulation is a new "congestion surcharge" that will start this January for any Uber, Lyft, Via, or other shared ride—yellow cabs included—that makes its way below 219th Street in Manhattan.
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A new surcharge proposed by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) wouldn't be a per-text tax, but a monthly fee based on a cellular bill that includes any fees for text-message services.
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The group also said on Friday it would be introducing an 11 euros one-way surcharge on bookings made via third-party GDS systems, such as Amadeus, Travelport and Sabre from April 1, 2018.
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"In order to deal with the increase in bunker prices, which continue to rise into the second quarter, we are implementing an exceptional surcharge," CMA CGM chief executive Rodolphe Saadé said in a statement.
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India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, as a part of her annual budget for the fiscal year 2019-20 last week, proposed to levy a surcharge on those with incomes over 20 million rupees ($291,337.52).
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A Mercer survey of 2202 employers found that anticipation of the 2628 percent tax is already leading many employers to consider imposing a surcharge for covering employees' spouses or exclude them from coverage altogether.
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Now New York is seeking to join this growing wave with a new surcharge on ride-hailing and taxi trips that could become a central piece of an ambitious congestion pricing plan for Manhattan.
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One new idea for revenue is a 103 cents-per-milligram surcharge for the active opioid ingredient in prescription drugs, a root cause of the heroin epidemic that has seized the state and nation.
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In some parts of Manhattan, fares will also be affected by a new congestion pricing surcharge: riders will have to pay an additional $2.75 per trip for regular trips, or 75 cents for pools.
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If the Trump task force has its way, customers in these areas would no longer be able to turn to the Postal Service for surcharge-free, lower-cost rates on most of these routes.
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The filing comes about a week after U.S. oil producer ConocoPhillips and a unit of Canadian producer Encana Corp asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to reject Plains All American's proposed tariff surcharge.
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And there will also be a monthly surcharge on the bills of consumers and businesses in Puerto Rico that will be dedicated to pay the interest and principal payments on the newly issued debt.
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However, with optional add-ons like seat placement ($11), food ($5), and a 20 kg bag ($24), as well as fees such as an "airport tax" and "fuel surcharge," the actual total was $195.
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In 2015, JPM reduced its estimated G-SIB surcharge by 100 bps, to 3.5%, given a decline in non-operating deposits, a reduction in level 3 assets, and a decline in notional derivative amounts.
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On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton has proposed a 4 percent surcharge on the wealthiest Americans, while Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has called for tax increases on virtually everyone, but particularly on the wealthiest.
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HOUSTON, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Two U.S. shale producers have challenged an energy pipeline operator's proposed surcharge for the Trump administration's 25% tariff on imported steel, raising the stakes for pipeline builders facing higher construction costs.
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A Hawaii measure would impose a surcharge on residential investment property for schools, while South Dakota voters will vote on increasing a tobacco products excise tax to raise money for the state's four technical institutes.
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So far, the public has borne the brunt via a rapidly rising surcharge on energy bills, which by next year will have tripled since 2017 to an average of 64 euros per household per year.
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The British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) argues that the current system deters women from accessing emergency contraception—and it creates a "sexist surcharge" that makes women pay over the odds for their own sexual health.
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Big banks in Southeast Asia largest economy are already required to set aside more capital under an OJK regulation for a "capital surcharge", the size of which depends on how important the institutions are judged.
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In order to maintain SLR compliance as well as to reduce the recently finalized Global Systemically Important Bank (GSIB) surcharge of 150 basis points, Fitch expects STT to continue to aggressively manage non-operational deposits.
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Slavitt on Monday tweeted that a "19% Trump surcharge will be baked into 2018 premiums," which are being proposed in coming weeks because insurers will factor the uncertainty about the subsidies into their plan prices.
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The Common Equity Tier 1 under Basel III Standardized Approach, fully phased-in, was 10.61% at June 30, 0003, above the company's long-term target of 10%, which includes the 2% G-SIB capital surcharge.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the chief guarantor of the U.S. banking system, on Tuesday approved a surcharge on large banks to help grow its fund for insuring deposits and resolving failed banks.
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Buying a Tesla will get you green kudos in plenty of places but not Singapore, where the carbon emissions surcharge slapped on a Tesla has caught the attention of the auto-maker's founder Elon Musk.
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The government-commissioned review by former Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill suggested companies should be rewarded for developing a new antibiotic but face a surcharge if they decided not to invest in the area.
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Covered California said that customers who earn too much to qualify for premium subsidies will be exempt from the surcharge if they buy their silver plan directly from an insurer, instead of from the exchange.
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The 1st Circuit said its decision aligned with predominance precedent from the D.C. Circuit in 2013's In re Rail Freight Fuel Surcharge Antitrust Litigation, the 5th Circuit in 2003's Bell Atlantic Corp v.
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The idea is sensible enough on the face of things: For the most popular movies, subscribers will have to pay a surcharge of up to $8 (ostensibly dependent on location) for each one they see.
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The April 6900 expiration of the surcharge reduced revenue in the quarter by about $2628 million, and will lower revenue by about $28503 million for the fourth quarter and by almost $22019 billion a year.
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Called the Move NY Fair Plan, it would collect about $1.35 billion a year in new revenue through bridge tolls, congestion pricing and a per-mile surcharge on taxi rides in Midtown and Lower Manhattan.
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Assembly Constitutional Amendment 85033 would require a surcharge for California businesses taking in more than $1 million, and would effectively take away half of the federal tax cut that companies in the Golden State receive.
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This surcharge was implemented as a "temporary" measure in 2009 as part of a $2.3 billion bailout for the city's failing public transportation system, but there's no sign the city will remove it anytime soon.
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FISCAL STIMULUS Finance Minister Olaf Scholz has suggested abolishing the Soli income tax surcharge for most employees from 2021, which could boost household spending by providing overall stimulus worth about 10 billion euros a year.
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Financial markets do not need a lower capital gains tax rate to perform well and wealthy investors have hardly been deterred from investing in any market as a consequence of the surcharge imposed by Obamacare.
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Clinton has said she would hike taxes on the rich in several ways, including creating a 4% surcharge on high-income taxpayers and establishing a 30% minimum tax on millionaires, known as the Buffett Rule.
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I KNOW YOU MADE A COMMENT YESTERDAY ALLUDING TO THE IDEA THAT THERE COULD BE A SURCHARGE ABOVE AND BEYOND THE HIGHEST – WHAT WOULD BE THE NEWER LOWER RATE BUT A HIGHER RATE THAN 200%.
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The Polish regulator also applies capital surcharges for FC mortgages at 3.8 banks, ranging from just below 140% to 21153% of risk-weighted assets; 75% of the surcharge must be covered by Tier 1 capital.
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For big companies, the former Harvard bankruptcy-law professor wants to impose a 7% surcharge on corporate profits above $100 million based on what they report on their financial statement, not to the tax authorities.
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If you miss that window, you will be subject to a late enrollment surcharge equal to 265 percent of the standard Part B premium for each 265 months of delay — a penalty that continues forever.
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That said, there are other proposals out there, among them the Move NY Fair Plan, which would raise $1.35 billion a year through bridge tolls, congestion pricing and a per-mile surcharge on taxi rides.
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By August, Oliver had drawn up a plan for filling the demand by paying White Mountain News the full retail cost for the papers plus delivery, then selling them for retail plus a dollar surcharge.
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Despite significant public efforts—such as a surcharge on sales tax directed entirely towards homeless services and a $1.2bn bond issue to pay for affordable housing—the problem of homelessness is worsening in Los Angeles.
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In New York, the company must reckon with a state sales tax of nearly 2200 percent per ride, as well as a 2.5 percent "black car fund" surcharge to cover workers' compensation and death benefits.
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Currently, under the Affordable Care Act, people who buy non-group health insurance and indicate that they consume tobacco products could face a tobacco-use surcharge, which can jack up a premium by 50 percent.
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Governor Cuomo is proposing to impose a 60-cent surcharge on those cheap, disposable "burner" phones that gained notice as the communication device of choice for the bad guys on the much-loved HBO series.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 11 (Reuters) - A surcharge levied on German consumers to support renewable power will likely fall by 4.2 percent in 2019, helping relieve end customers' bills, renewable energy lobby group BEE said on Thursday.
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"One of the factors that could impact overall performance this holiday is how retailers determine shipping cutoff and surcharge budget," Standish added, speaking to how important retailers' online strategies can be this time of year.
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California came up with a plan: If the Trump administration doesn't commit to making these payments by the end of August, it will add a 12.5 percent surcharge onto all of its midlevel "silver" health plans.
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Exelon said the two plants have lost a total of $800 million in recent years, and it had lobbied hard for a surcharge on power bills to support the plants—a plan critics called a bailout.
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The Socialists introduced the surcharge on petrol in 2016 when crude prices were low in an effort to raise revenues but crude has subsequently risen, giving the government more income through other taxes on petrol sales.
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And so under the new bill, if it passes, if an employer has a medial history questionnaire as part of a wellness program, a worker would need to choose between completing it and paying that surcharge.
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That approach would not just save them on labor costs but would also sidestep the "chicken tax", a tariff put into place more than 40 years ago that would put a 25% surcharge on imported pickups.
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The study also found that there was "neither substantive nor statistically different" effects on smoking cessation among groups of people who had either no surcharge, or who had medium or high surcharges on their Obamacare premiums.
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The hiked cost of bill items like "broadcast TV surcharge" and more expensive cable box rentals, among other changes, could result in some customers paying "an additional $7.61 a month" according to the Asheville Citizen Times.
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Enacted revenue enhancements such as a personal income tax surcharge increase, together with cost efficiencies on healthcare expenses, should stabilise operating margins in the 3%-4% range for 2016-0003, roughly covering the region's debt obligations.
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In the annual update of rankings published on Monday by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), Citi has replaced HSBC in the top "bucket" of a 2.5 percent capital surcharge on top of the global minimum requirements.
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The complaint also alleges that the false documents played a part in manipulating backlogs of zinc waiting to be delivered, which pushed up the zinc premium, a surcharge buyers pay for immediate delivery of physical metal.
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The other is a 22026 percent surcharge on the Medicare taxes imposed on high-income earners — individuals making more than $200,000 a year and married couples filing joint returns who earn more than $250,000 a year.
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Between 2006 and 2014, a center-right government also started reducing income taxes, with the top rates - excluding the surcharge - coming down in steps to around 60 percent from about 90 percent in the late 1970s.
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Since the hardware in both models is identical, Tesla could simply drop the 70kWh model and sell the 75kWh battery alone — likely for less than a $3,000 surcharge — and make the exact same revenue and profit.
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A deal would be a big victory for the new Uber leader, and securing a surcharge or new data on drivers could be a win for Khan, Uber's highest profile critic and chair of the regulator.
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"You have progressives who are running for president talking about single-payer, talking about the Green New Deal, talking about breaking up large tech companies, talking about a super surcharge on multi-multimillionaires," Volsky told me.
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How space travel can unite a fractured world Johnson was under intense pressure from a Democratic Congress to cut domestic spending in exchange for a tax surcharge that would help finance Vietnam and stave off inflation.
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That was offset by a drop in revenue for first-class mail of $2628 million, or 28500 percent, due largely to the expiration of the exigent surcharge put in place to offset losses through the recession.
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Some of the options include charging fees based on the number of miles a vehicle travels, increasing existing sales and tires taxes, reallocating revenue from the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund, and imposing a driver's license surcharge.
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President Obama did bump up the capital gains rate and add an Obamacare surcharge for higher-income Americans—but even for them the levy is still far short of the 39.6% top rate on earned income.
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Then, once the ink was dry, the Obama administration unilaterally interpreted "separate" to mean "together" and permitted insurers to bury the surcharge in their plan documents instead of collecting separate payments transparently, as the law requires.
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"Our proposal is that the utilities pay the surcharge when they start making money again," Juergen Trittin, a co-head of the government-appointed commission, told the Frankfurter Rundschau a day before it publishes its recommendations.
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The total common-equity Tier 1 capital ratio the bank would need to maintain year-round would therefore be the minimum (4.5%), plus its stress capital buffer and a surcharge for being big and systemically important.
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The White House pointed to language in the GOP framework that would allow the bill's negotiators to add a surcharge on high-income households to ensure it is "at least as progressive" as the current code.
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The Financial Services Authority has instructed the country's biggest banks to set aside more capital this year in what it calls a "capital surcharge", while Bank Indonesia has set up a regulation for countercyclical capital buffers.
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About 17.3 billion euros will be needed just to cover interim and long-term storage and the commission sources said that a surcharge of between 30 percent and 100 percent of that amount is being discussed.
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Deliveroo App: A free iOS appCities served: Melbourne and SydneyRestaurant: Wah Fung BBQDistance from office: 2.1 kilometresOrder minimum: $25, which varies by the restaurant, but you can pay a $4 surcharge for orders under that amount.
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The magic of this approach is that it is tantamount to a peak period surcharge but framed as an off-peak discount — no one (other than economists) likes peak period surcharges, but everyone loves a discount.
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The public also pays for the system through a bundle of taxes and little fees: a 50 cent surcharge on taxi cab rides, a little slice of electricity bills, a payroll tax, a tax on mortgages.
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It's probably not going to get through the entire regulatory process in seven months, as it would have to do for the "immigration services surcharge" to be in place by the beginning of fiscal year 2020.
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High-frequency traders earn a total of nearly $5 billion a year by acting on information before anyone else can — effectively a surcharge on regular investors, according to a new study by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority.
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On Election Day, voters here approved a sales tax surcharge that over the next 2405 years will pay for $270 billion in spending on highways, subways and bus lines, also overseen by the county transportation authority.
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The other is a 22026 percent surcharge on the Medicare taxes imposed on high-income earners — individuals making more than $211,13 a year and married couples filing joint returns who earn more than $21,2144 a year.
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"Implementing the surcharge while the lawsuit continues could put the industry in the predicament of figuring out how to refund passengers, even those who paid with cash, should the drivers ultimately win the case," she said.
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"The casting companies have demanded that Broadway producers pay a surcharge of 29 percent on all currently negotiated fees, adding tens of thousands of dollars to the cost of putting on a show," the lawsuit said.
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Lawmakers in the 2000s discussed levying a tax to pay for the military surge in Afghanistan, and Congress approved a surcharge on personal and corporate income taxes during the Vietnam War to help fund that effort.
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But if she had a lapse in coverage longer than 63 days — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market later, insurers could charge her a 30 percent premium surcharge.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's parliament approved on Thursday a motion by the centre-right opposition to end a surcharge on petrol, undermining the ruling Socialists as their leftist allies sided with the opposition by abstaining and threatening revenues.
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Another option would be to do what Hillary Clinton proposed in the campaign and add a 5 percent surcharge to income above a certain threshold, without any deductions allowed; that would further reduce opportunities for tax evasion.
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In the annual update of rankings published on Monday by the G20's Financial Stability Board (FSB), Citi has replaced HSBC in the top "bucket" facing a 2.5 percent capital surcharge on top of global minimum requirements.
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Excluding these, the year-over-year increase in non-interest expenses would have been 6.4% primarily due to higher compensation costs and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) surcharge which began in the third quarter of 2016.
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India's stock markets were a bright spot, jumping nearly 2% as investors cheered the government's decision to withdraw a recent tax surcharge on foreign investors and speed up a $10 billion capital infusion into state-run banks.
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There were no other changes to the banks on the list of G-SIBs, although there were several changes to the "buckets" that banks are included in - changing the size of the capital surcharge they must hold.
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In June of last year, Spotify accused Apple of violating antitrust laws in the App Store by forcing iPhone users who purchase Spotify subscriptions on the App Store to effectively pay a surcharge over their subscription fee.
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The surcharge will go toward helping Uber drivers switch from dirty, fossil fuel burning cars to cleaner, battery-electric versions — with the goal of having all cars on the app be fully electric in London by 22017.
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The airline attempted a significant fare price increase through a fuel surcharge in May but it was not matched by the competition and had to be withdrawn so that IndiGo did not lose market share, he said.
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The agency posted a revenue increase despite the April expiration of a surcharge, which was put in place to offset losses through the recession, that reduced revenue by approximately $85033 billion more than it would have been.
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Why UPS added a surcharge: UPS either wants to make more money off of the holiday season or wants to get retailers to ship outside the busy periods of the holiday season, like Black Friday and Christmas.
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They are also protesting the Fed's proposed loosening of two standards meant to ensure megabanks have sufficient resources to weather a crisis: the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio and a surcharge applied to the biggest bank holding companies.
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Budget-office projections of the new tax rates' effects are based on the phasing out of that surcharge; an extension, however, or the replacement of it with the Assembly's proposal, would mean more income for New York.
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Assembly leaders have even offered their own version of a surcharge, saying that it is not a congestion-pricing measure but a way to fund the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the city's subway and bus system.
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Half the fund would come from extending a surcharge on electricity bills and the other half would come from a new massive, utility-funded insurance policy, said an aide to the governor, who declined to be named.
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A study by Federal Reserve economist Susan Hickok found that 1980s trade restrictions on just three products — clothing, sugar and automobiles — cost Americans of middling income the equivalent of a 12 percent surcharge on their income taxes.
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Also delayed for two additional years was the "Cadillac tax," which would impose a 40 percent surcharge on job-based health insurance coverage with premiums of more than $10,200 per year for individuals and $27,500 for families.
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Republicans used those hearings to press Quarles to do more to slim down the rulebook, such as easing the capital surcharge faced by megabanks, arguing that the web of requirements they face often interact in counterproductive ways.
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A federal appeals court is set to consider whether New York state can collect $200 million from drug manufacturers and distributors by imposing a surcharge on them to defray the costs of combating the opioid addiction epidemic.
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Data shows that prices in prime central London had already started to fall in the run-up to the referendum due to an additional 3 percent surcharge on second home stamp duty, which were condemned by Berkeley.
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The biggest loss of income will come from an additional two-year delay, until 2022, of the Cadillac tax, which will impose a 40 percent surcharge on pricey employer-based health insurance plans above certain premium thresholds.
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The eight global systemically important banks in the United States now abide by additional capital and liquidity requirements, including a surcharge intended to ensure they absorb the effects of their own failure without disrupting the broader economy.
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Advocates say it would be easier to push through the State Legislature than tolls on the East River bridges and already has a precedent: a 215-cent surcharge on cab rides that goes to the transportation authority.
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In Florida, all the court charges that are unpaid after 90 days are referred to private debt collectors, who are allowed to add up to a 40% surcharge on the unpaid court debt, according to the Brennan Center.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG introduced a surcharge for such bookings in 2015, and British Airways and Iberia followed last month, knocking down shares of global distribution systems such as Amadeus IT Group SA, Travelport Worldwide Ltd and Sabre Corp.
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That was because tax credits, or subsidies that most Obamacare customers get by having low and moderate incomes, are calculated based on the premiums charged non-tobacco users, meaning that the credits did not offset any surcharge costs.
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The company said last month it was seeking regulatory approval for an increase in fuel surcharge to counter the higher fuel costs and a weak peso, after a 36 percent jump in fuel costs wiped out annual profits.
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Her call for a "fair share surcharge" on people making more than $5 million a year is a response to Mr. Sanders's signature call for the rich to take on a greater role in caring for the poor.
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Clinton also looked to repel criticism from Mr. Sanders that she is a patron of the rich, unveiling a "fair share surcharge" that would impose a new tax on people who earn more than $5 million a year.
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The provisions would repeal two tax increases on high earners enacted in 21970 to help pay for the Affordable Care Act: an increase in capital gains taxes and other investment-related income, and a surcharge on Medicare taxes.
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Other ways to safeguard London as a top banking center would be to scrap the levy on bank's balance sheets and surcharge on their profits, or drastically reducing both if this was not politically possible, Open Europe said.
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Meanwhile, technology stocks continued their sharp fall after the Reserve Bank of Australia said on Thursday it would in 2020 review "policy implications" from no surcharge rules in the hugely popular buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) industry . bit.
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The policy, which will be outlined in a "mini-budget" update to the main autumn bill, scraps a 2325 percent surcharge levied on the income of workers who earn more than about 2000,2425 Swedish crowns ($2000,22006) a year.
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The final rule also stipulates an external long-term debt (LTD) requirement as part of TLAC, which must be the greater of 6% plus a G-SIB surcharge of total risk-weighted assets or 4.5% of total leverage.
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The new surcharge is part of Uber's larger "clean air" fund that follows on the UK government's recent efforts to limit pollution, which include a plan to end the sale of diesel or gas-powered cars by 2040.
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Credit Agricole is the worst performer among French banks so far this year after full-year results were hit by several one-off items, including an exceptional tax surcharge introduced by the French government for the largest corporates.
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Dodd-Frank and global rules are increasing the amount of capital the largest firms have to hold, with a higher capital surcharge, and in the U.S., higher capital requirements for firms that rely more on short-term debt.
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It would also end penalties for not having insurance, though insurers would be given permission to impose a 30 percent surcharge on customers who let their coverage lapse for more than two months and then seek to renew.
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Khan, from the U.K. Labour party, has made tackling pollution a central policy of his time in office and from April 8 the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) will be replacing the Emissions Surcharge (T-Charge) in London.
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BERLIN, Aug 12 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Monday that Berlin could implement ambitious policy steps such as abolishing an income tax surcharge for most employees and take climate protection measures without incurring new debt.
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The idea is to incentivize people to maintain coverage so they don't face that situation, though some experts worry that healthy people would be discouraged from signing up by the 30 percent surcharge, increasing instability in the market.
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That's why Verizon was smart to retreat from its initial plan to add a $10 surcharge to its 5G phone plans (though that decision was inspired by the lack of widespread network availability rather than competitors' 5G options).
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Trumpcare would eliminate a 1503% tax on investment income for families earning $250,000 or more, and it would eliminate a 0.9% Medicare surcharge Obamacare put into place on wage income exceeding $200,000 per person or $250,000 per couple.
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The project was initially projected to cost $4.6 billion, but that number now is $6.7 billion, forcing the city in January to approve a five-year extension of a general excise tax surcharge to help cover the overrun.
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The surcharge, which replaced a 0.21 percent levy on bank balance sheets deemed to present material risk to economic stability, could make it harder for small banks to reward investors, attract talent and recycle capital into new lending.
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The plan arbitrarily divides the vehicles that ply our streets into for-hire vehicles and applies a surcharge — $2.50 per trip for taxis, $2.75 for for-hire, $0.75 shared for-hire — and lets all other vehicles go free.
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But if said worker had a lapse in coverage longer than 63 days — perhaps she couldn't afford a new plan between jobs — and went to the individual market later, insurers could charge her a 30 percent premium surcharge.
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After gaining about 2% following a sweeping victory in the general election by the incumbent government late in May, the rupee has lost nearly 6% since a July 5 budget when a surcharge on foreign investments was introduced.
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Johnson, who had previously sought a tax surcharge to pay for the war, had in front of him the example of Britain, which in 210 had tried to meet its problems with a disastrous devaluation of the pound.
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The proposed opioid tax would raise an estimated $127 million in the coming fiscal year, while another plan — adding a 14 percent surcharge on profits made by health insurance policies — could raise $140 million, according to administration estimates.
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By the numbers: There are 230 parts to what customers pay to use an "out-of-network" ATM: A surcharge from the machine's owner and a fee that a majority of banks charge for using someone else's machine.
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Beyond that, last February, a congestion surcharge imposed by the State of New York went into effect for Uber and Lyft (along with their competitors), which imposed an additional $20183 fee for cars traversing Manhattan's central business district.
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The provisions would repeal two tax increases on high earners enacted in 2010 to help pay for the Affordable Care Act: an increase in capital gains taxes and other investment-related income, and a surcharge on Medicare taxes.
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The hypothetical example came from a brief in the case, which posed the question of whether it would violate the law to charge $10 for a pastrami sandwich, adding a 20 cent surcharge for using a credit card.
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If there is a surcharge for people who have been uninsured and want to buy coverage on the individual market, only people who really need insurance — the people who have high medical costs — might end up paying it.
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States could also opt out of enforcing a 30 percent surcharge imposed on people who don't maintain insurance coverage, which was part of the original GOP proposal, according to a brief update sent to Energy and Commerce members.
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It would also end penalties for not having insurance, though insurers would be given permission to impose a 30 percent surcharge on customers who let their coverage lapse for more than two months and then seek to renew.
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Buried in the June 20 announcement that Uber will finally allow tipping was a little nugget sure to grab the attention of harried drivers everywhere: Uber will now pass on part of the surcharge for teen rides to drivers.
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The House's solution was a premium surcharge for people who had a lapse in coverage of at least two months — when they signed up, they would have to pay an extra 30 percent on their premiums for one year.
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But many industry-watchers fear this may be the final hurrah for the capital's residential real estate for a while thanks to the introduction of a new stamp duty surcharge on second home or buy-to-let property purchases.
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In other words, you can choose to see a movie in high demand on Opening Weekend for a small additional surcharge, or wait to see a popular movie a bit later in its theatrical run at no additional cost.
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The new surcharge on the purchase of second homes and rental property introduced in April had clearly dented real estate lending, economists said, while concern about June 23's vote on EU membership weighed on consumer and business lending.
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