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noun sɛssɛs (in Scotland, Ireland, and India) a tax or levy. Example sentencesExamples - The Health Ministry too considered the proposal at various stages during 1994-2000 and drafted a bill for the creation of the Authority to be funded by levying a cess as envisaged.
- Taking a dig at the BWSSB, a corporator noted perhaps a cess should be levied on BWSSB every time sewage is let into storm water drains maintained by the BMP.
- He explained in detail the applicability of education cess on excise duty and service tax.
- If cable operators are forced to declare households honestly, will broadcasters be asked to pay a cess to defray the burden of maintaining the last mile access which makes it possible for their channels to be viewed in India?
- The service tax and the cess on each banking transaction will hit everyone badly.
- The increase in service tax and a new cess will put an additional burden on the common man.
- They have been paying for a dream metro rail to solve their problems since 1995 through the infrastructure cess on petrol and diesel.
- Property tax assesses of BMP can remit their SWM cess along with property tax returns.
- Mandated by Common Minimum Programme, the Budget proposes a levy of two per cent cess on income tax, corporation tax, excise duties, customs duties and service tax.
- Instead of relief in taxes, the salaried class will have to pay a cess at the rate of 2 per cent.
- I propose to levy a cess of 2 per cent on income tax, corporation tax, excise duties, customs duties and service tax.
- Beag has also pointed out that the public was being forced to pay twice; first through the cess being levied on the petrol or diesel for road widening and then again through the toll.
- Then why this sudden move to levy cess on all Central taxes?
- A Bangalore Improvement Trust funded through a cess levied on Bangaloreans could be one solution if there is total transparency in collection, conceptualisation and implementation.
- But to confirm her fears, several companies have hiked prices, effectively passing on the education cess to customers.
- On the flip side, the increasing number of vehicles has brought in substantial revenue for the State, which incidentally levies the highest road taxes and various other cesses in the country.
- Now, another shocker awaits them - in the form of infrastructure and Sold Waste Management cesses to be levied from April 1.
- A cess can also be levied on these investments, which can be used to fund a social security net for construction workers.
- In the long run, we need to think of making the services cheaper and introducing a public-transportation cess on private vehicles to cross-subsidise the system.
- The Centre today proposed to levy a cess of 2 per cent on income tax, corporation tax, excise and customs duties and service tax to give a boost to primary education in the country.
Synonyms levy, tariff, duty, toll, excise, impost, contribution, assessment, tribute, tithe, charge, fee
Origin Late 15th century (denoting the obligation placed on the Irish to supply the Lord Deputy's household and garrison with provisions at prices ‘assessed’ by the government): shortened from the obsolete noun assess 'assessment'. Rhymes acquiesce, address, assess, Bess, bless, bouillabaisse, caress, chess, coalesce, compress, confess, convalesce, cress, deliquesce, digress, dress, duchesse, duress, effervesce, effloresce, evanesce, excess, express, fess, finesse, fluoresce, guess, Hesse, impress, incandesce, intumesce, jess, largesse, less, manageress, mess, ness, noblesse, obsess, oppress, outguess, phosphoresce, politesse, possess, press, priestess, princess, process, profess, progress, prophetess, regress, retrogress, stress, success, suppress, tendresse, top-dress, transgress, tress, tristesse, underdress, vicomtesse, yes noun sɛssɛs in phrase bad cess toIrish A curse on. bad cess to the day I joined that band! Example sentencesExamples - In the 2004 Presidential election I sat home on my hands and wished bad cess to all the candidates.
- And bad cess to those dunderheads who insist the Earth is round, too!
- I feel for him because the sad thing is that, where a few years ago we were falling over great folk music, now it must be sought out, bad cess to the ubiquitous keyboard that hides a full orchestra in a few well-chosen buttons.
- It's nothing but vandalism and bad cess to them that wield the spray cans.
- And good riddance and bad cess to him, he said.
Origin Mid 19th century (originally Anglo-Irish): perhaps from cess1. nounsessɛs (in Scotland, Ireland, and India) a tax or levy. Example sentencesExamples - Beag has also pointed out that the public was being forced to pay twice; first through the cess being levied on the petrol or diesel for road widening and then again through the toll.
- I propose to levy a cess of 2 per cent on income tax, corporation tax, excise duties, customs duties and service tax.
- A cess can also be levied on these investments, which can be used to fund a social security net for construction workers.
- But to confirm her fears, several companies have hiked prices, effectively passing on the education cess to customers.
- If cable operators are forced to declare households honestly, will broadcasters be asked to pay a cess to defray the burden of maintaining the last mile access which makes it possible for their channels to be viewed in India?
- The increase in service tax and a new cess will put an additional burden on the common man.
- Instead of relief in taxes, the salaried class will have to pay a cess at the rate of 2 per cent.
- On the flip side, the increasing number of vehicles has brought in substantial revenue for the State, which incidentally levies the highest road taxes and various other cesses in the country.
- The Centre today proposed to levy a cess of 2 per cent on income tax, corporation tax, excise and customs duties and service tax to give a boost to primary education in the country.
- A Bangalore Improvement Trust funded through a cess levied on Bangaloreans could be one solution if there is total transparency in collection, conceptualisation and implementation.
- Mandated by Common Minimum Programme, the Budget proposes a levy of two per cent cess on income tax, corporation tax, excise duties, customs duties and service tax.
- In the long run, we need to think of making the services cheaper and introducing a public-transportation cess on private vehicles to cross-subsidise the system.
- He explained in detail the applicability of education cess on excise duty and service tax.
- Then why this sudden move to levy cess on all Central taxes?
- Property tax assesses of BMP can remit their SWM cess along with property tax returns.
- The Health Ministry too considered the proposal at various stages during 1994-2000 and drafted a bill for the creation of the Authority to be funded by levying a cess as envisaged.
- The service tax and the cess on each banking transaction will hit everyone badly.
- They have been paying for a dream metro rail to solve their problems since 1995 through the infrastructure cess on petrol and diesel.
- Taking a dig at the BWSSB, a corporator noted perhaps a cess should be levied on BWSSB every time sewage is let into storm water drains maintained by the BMP.
- Now, another shocker awaits them - in the form of infrastructure and Sold Waste Management cesses to be levied from April 1.
Synonyms levy, tariff, duty, toll, excise, impost, contribution, assessment, tribute, tithe, charge, fee
Origin Late 15th century (denoting the obligation placed on the Irish to supply the Lord Deputy's household and garrison with provisions at prices ‘assessed’ by the government): shortened from the obsolete noun assess ‘assessment’. nounsessɛs in phrase bad cess toIrish A curse on. bad cess to the day I joined that band! Example sentencesExamples - I feel for him because the sad thing is that, where a few years ago we were falling over great folk music, now it must be sought out, bad cess to the ubiquitous keyboard that hides a full orchestra in a few well-chosen buttons.
- And bad cess to those dunderheads who insist the Earth is round, too!
- It's nothing but vandalism and bad cess to them that wield the spray cans.
- And good riddance and bad cess to him, he said.
- In the 2004 Presidential election I sat home on my hands and wished bad cess to all the candidates.
Origin Mid 19th century (originally Anglo-Irish): perhaps from cess. |