levy|levied|levies|levying in English

verb

[lev·y || 'levɪ]

impose a tax or fine; conscript troops, draft into military service; seize property (especially by means of a legal order); start a war, fight a wa

Use "levy|levied|levies|levying" in a sentence

1. It was a medley of levies.

2. Apart from Cesses, the government also levies surcharge on income tax, which is levied at 10% of income tax, on those assessees whose total taxable income is between Rs50 lakh and Rs1 crore; and

3. The Tribunal has the power to hear complaints against the railway administration relating to discriminatory or unreasonable rates levied by it , or levying any other charge which is unreasonable or in giving undue preference to a particular person .

4. Secondly, it prohibited local authorities from levying supplementary rates.

5. Levies on the payroll will not have that effect.

6. 14 Life insurance levies Relief for levies imposed under the Lautro Indemnity Scheme will be available for life assurance companies as management expenses.

7. Number of levy payer's account (*): .

8. Bony Levy Diamond Ear Crawlers.

9. Taxes, additional levy (column T)

10. Does not levy inheritance tax.

11. Sykes, Bourdon, Ahern & Levy, P.C

12. A surcharge is levied on late applications.

13. The government levies taxes on real estate and personal property.

14. Bank charges levied on the Court's current account

15. Boeotian plank figurine; Isabella Levy

16. TITLE: DISCRIMINATORY TAX LEVIED BY BELGIAN ELECTRICITY COMPANY

17. Fines levied against corporate criminals are usually inconsequential.

18. Nazi Gemany levied war upon the Soviet Union.

19. Various types of Cesses levied by the government

20. annual amount of fees levied by the Agency

21. The Addams Family: Created by David Levy

22. For example, the Swachh Bharat Cess is levied

23. Cess is levied on high income group people, as …

24. The fine was the highest ever levied by FIFA.

25. Congress is empowered to levy taxes.