unlevied

(ʌnˈlɛvɪd)

adj

(Banking & Finance) (of a tax, fine, or other sum of money) not levied

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This model may also have unintended consequences, driving more tourists to opt for unlevied options such as wild camping or campervan hire, which result in similar infrastructural burdens while generating less direct revenue - and, generally speaking, less local spend - than other overnight accommodation options.

More thought needed on 'complex and emotive' issue; Caithness Chamber of Commerce is the foremost business networking organisation in the area and aims to support every type of enterprise, from sole traders and small businesses to large corporate companies. In her latest Leader column, Chamber chief executive, Trudy Morris, looks at some of the issues raised in the Far North by proposals to introduce a "tourist tax"

The assessment also factors in the city's elevated tax rate and moderate capacity within statutory limits; however, other revenue sources, including the unlevied portion of a fire assessment fee, support the legal ability to raise revenues.

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This can save employers vast amounts of money and hassle in unlevied fines and court cases that are never brought.