surcharge - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • levy: We are hoping Clipper don't levy a surcharge!
  • incur: Please note Credit cards incur a 3 % surcharge - Debit cards do not incur any charges.
  • impose: However, we do not impose surcharges on any tax on which tax geared penalties are also being charged.
  • attract: Payment can be made by Debit or Credit cards, however Credit cards will attract a surcharge of 2.6 % .
  • pay: You will pay the surcharge on the amount of tax not paid within 28 days of the due date.
  • calculate: We apply this rule to surcharges calculated at the 10 % or 15 % rates only.

Preposition: on

  • flight: BA first introduced fuel surcharges on flights in May 2004.

Adjective modifier

  • illegal: By that reasoning, the recent Emercom contracts were worth $ 1.8 million in illegal surcharges.
  • additional: An additional area surcharge is added to certain areas.
  • small: Please note: a small surcharge of £ 10 per week applies for guests bringing dogs.

Modifies a noun

  • invoice: You have 7 days from the date on the surcharge invoice to tell us if you wish to cancel.

Noun used with modifier

  • fuel: The extra weight meant we had to pay a fuel surcharge to the coach driver on the way home.
  • cent: There is a 50 per cent surcharge at night.
  • default: The business subsequently received default surcharges for those periods.
  • airline: Spring Scale Our portable luggage scale can save you a lot of money in airline surcharges.
  • %: Please note Credit cards incur a 3 % surcharge - Debit cards do not incur any charges.
  • enhancement: Sorry I can't be small business web design of any real help... Vonage - Shaw Issues QoS enhancement surcharge.

Preposition: of

  • %: For all credit card payments a surcharge of 2 % will be applied.

Preposition: for

  • non-member: Surcharge for non-members, £ 5.00.. ... ... .
  • payment: There will be a 1.3 % surcharge for payments made by credit card.

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