- Look up
surcharge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
surcharge may
refer to: An
extra fee
added onto
another fee or
charge Bunker adjustment factor...
- In the
legal system of
England and Wales, the
surcharge,
often referred to as a
victim surcharge, is a
penalty applied to
people convicted of offences...
-
rebellion in 1985 were
surcharged.
Councillors in the 1973 Clay
Cross Urban District Council Housing Finance Act
dispute were
surcharged £685 (this is equivalent...
- A
surcharge, also
known as
checkout fee, is an
extra fee
charged by a
merchant when
receiving a
payment by cheque,
credit card,
charge card or
debit card...
- New
Jersey Surcharge is a
program that the
State of New
Jersey uses for
charging additional fees
through the
Department of
Motor Vehicles that are generally...
- as centime/franc, and with
higher values surcharged in piasters. In 1905, 15c
stamps in
Beirut were
surcharged with "1
Piastre / Beyrouth".
World War I...
- The
immigration health surcharge was
introduced by the Cameron–Clegg
coalition by the
Immigration (Health Charge)
Order 2015, made
under the provisions...
-
services under the
Medicare system.
Individuals are
encouraged through tax
surcharges to
purchase health insurance to
cover services offered in the private...
-
penalty level is reset." In
addition to the
luxury tax,
teams also must pay
surcharges for
exceeding certain thresholds starting with the 2016 CBA. The primary...
- 1881: 1
centavo surcharge on 1/4 real Ceylon, 1888:
Stamp surcharged by a "double inverted"
overprint Uruguay, 1892: 1c
provisional surcharge on 20c issue...
