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He argued for free trade and low tariffs.Because that means accepting high tariff barriers towards the rest of the world and no freedom to strike our own trade deals.Excludes fixed tariffs of less than 12 months duration.Their energy bills are 250 higher because they cannot afford to switch to cheaper online tariffs.Table shows the cheapest tariff from the 3 cheapest suppliers.That has led companies to keep their tariffs very low, seriously harming their profitability.Those who are planning to transfer out of a fixed tariff that ends within the next year should check carefully the switching savings they are quoted.It works by luring you in with a cut-price deal then switching you to a higher tariff when the promoperiod comes to end.If they're saying no passporting and high trade tariffs we can cut corporation tax to 10 %.How much longer can these companies resist lowering ALL tariffs before the Government steps in? Unlimited tariffs do not give us that currency.What business has government putting a tariff barrier between two friends?Nor did the high tariffs on agricultural produce have much effect.This means they have lower tariff demands and can meet them more comfortably.You normally pay slightly more for a fixed tariff but there are some competitive deals.Less competition and lower entry tariffs have not revived demand.Therefore the fixed tariffs that suppliers quote can only be experienced guesses.All three tariffs come with unlimited texts.Bills will have to contain the cheapest tariffs available to punters plus savings they could make by switching supplier.He is a multimillionaire who will actually read the small print on electricity tariffs to work out the best deal. Higher tariffs mean higher consumer costs.The industry said that it was already reforming itself with simpler tariffs and that government intervention would not lead to cheaper bills.Tens of thousands of households are due to come to the end of cheap fixed tariffs before the end of next month.You can't set a low tariff and think people will just come.We all want simpler bills, better tariffs and easier switching.With the protection of tariffs, the protected may simply become inefficient.The tariffs are set to be launched on Friday.Under the plan, suppliers will be limited to four tariffs for electricity and four for gas.At current aluminium prices the tariff reduction will save about $200 million a year.The regulator will also force the industry to simplify tariffs and bills to make it easier for consumers to understand their energy consumption and switch supplier.Scottish and Southern has increased its domestic gas tariffs by 9.4 per cent.

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tariff

British English: tariff /ˈtærɪf/ NOUN
A tariff is a tax on goods coming into a country.
...tariffs on items such as electronics.
  • American English: tariff
  • Arabic: تَعْرِيفَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: tarifa
  • Chinese: 关税
  • Croatian: carina
  • Czech: clo
  • Danish: tarif
  • Dutch: tarief
  • European Spanish: arancel
  • Finnish: tariffi
  • French: tarif
  • German: Tarif
  • Greek: δασμολόγιο
  • Italian: dazio
  • Japanese: 関税率
  • Korean: 관세율표
  • Norwegian: tariff
  • Polish: cennik
  • European Portuguese: tarifa
  • Romanian: tarif vamal
  • Russian: налог на импорт
  • Latin American Spanish: tarifa
  • Swedish: taxa
  • Thai: อัตราภาษีขาเข้า
  • Turkish: gümrük tarifesi
  • Ukrainian: тариф
  • Vietnamese: thuế quan

All related terms of 'tariff'

Chinese translation of 'tariff'

tariff

(ˈtærɪf)

n (c)

  1. (= tax) 关(關)税(稅) (guānshuì) (, xiàng)
  2. (Brit, frm, in hotel, restaurant) 价(價)目 (jiàmù)
(noun) 
Definition
a tax levied by a government on imports or occasionally exports
America wants to eliminate tariffs on items such as electronics.
Synonyms
tax
a cut in tax on new cars
rate
specially reduced rates
duty
Duty on imports would also be reduced.
toll
Opponents of motorway tolls say they would force cars onto smaller roads.
levy
an annual motorway levy on all drivers
excise
Truck drivers will be hit by increases in tax and excise.
impost
assessment
inflated assessments of mortgaged property
(noun) 
Definition
a list of fixed prices, for example in a hotel
electricity tariffs and telephone charges
Synonyms
price list
charges
schedule

Additional synonyms

in the sense of assessment
inflated assessments of mortgaged property
Synonyms
evaluation,
rating,
rate,
charge,
tax,
demand,
fee,
duty,
toll,
levy,
tariff,
taxation,
valuation,
impost
in the sense of duty
Definition
a government tax on imports
Duty on imports would also be reduced.
Synonyms
tax,
customs,
toll,
levy,
tariff,
excise,
due,
impost
in the sense of excise
Definition
a tax on goods, such as spirits, produced for the home market
Truck drivers will be hit by increases in tax and excise.
Synonyms
tax,
duty,
customs,
toll,
levy,
tariff,
surcharge,
impost

Synonyms of 'tariff'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of levy
Definition
the money so raised
an annual motorway levy on all drivers
Synonyms
tax,
fee,
toll,
tariff,
duty,
assessment,
excise,
imposition,
impost,
exaction
in the sense of rate
Definition
a charge made per unit for a commodity or service
specially reduced rates
Synonyms
charge,
price,
cost,
fee,
tax,
figure,
dues,
duty,
hire,
toll,
tariff
in the sense of toll
Definition
a charge for the use of certain roads and bridges
Opponents of motorway tolls say they would force cars onto smaller roads.
Synonyms
charge,
tax,
fee,
duty,
rate,
demand,
payment,
assessment,
customs,
tribute,
levy,
tariff,
impost
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