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	Television licence - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Licence Fee in the UK In the United Kingdom, these fees are set by Parliament and go directly to the funding of the BBC, enabling it to run without the need for funding by advertisements.
		In 2003, the television licence in Ireland is €150.
		The licence fee in Germany is €193.80 per annum for TV and radio.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Television_licence (851 words)

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		One difference is that the fee for petrol is determined according to the volume of the petrol as opposed to tobacco and alcohol where the fee is determined according the value of the alcohol or tobacco.
		By s.132(5), the licence fee payable by the holder of a retail licence is calculated as a percentage of the gross amount paid by it for liquor.
		The fees are less likely to be inefficient however, both because the inelasticity of demand of the taxed goods works against the distortion of consumption patterns, and because the distortion that does occur is likely only to cause consumers to internalise some of the external costs which their use of the taxed goods causes.
	www.murdoch.edu.au /elaw/issues/v1n2/chap5.txt (5192 words)

	Calculation of Proposed Fishing Licence Fees
		A commercial licence is issued under the authority of the Fisheries Act, and authorizes a person (individual or corporate) to operate a specified registered vessel using specific gear to fish for a particular species or set of species, sometimes in a given area.
		In competitive fisheries, where all licence holders have equal access to the stock, licence fees for each species would be the same for all licence holders in a given vessel category and area.
		Fees for all fisheries would be recalculated every three years, except where the management regime changes (for example, when IQs are introduced) or when the circumstances in a fishery change dramatically.
	www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /media/backgrou/1995/hq-ac22_e.htm (673 words)

	1996 Commercial Fishing Licence Fees
		The licence fees will be recalculated every three years, unless there are exceptional circumstances relating to resource or market conditions, or the fisheries management situation warrants change.
		Trawl licence holders will now pay a base fee plus a per tonne charge for the catch limits specified on their licence rather than the proposed fee based on the vessel's length.
		The sablefish and geoduck licence fees decrease to account for their contributions to direct management costs, which are paid separately from licence fees.
	www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /media/backgrou/1995/hq-ac42_e.htm (545 words)

	Ordinance concerning Telecommunications Licence Fees (Telekommunikations-Lizenzgebührenverordnung, TKLGebV)
		Fees for Licence Classes 1 and 2 shall be calculated within the scale of fees on the basis of the administrative expenditure incurred in the individual case.
		The fee for a trunk line licence shall be derived from the addition of the trunk line charges for the individual trunk lines, computed on the basis of the formula in sentence 2, with the minimum being not less than DM2000 per licence.
		The fee for a local line network shall be derived from the addition of the fixed charges for the individual local lines as indicated in Section B of the Annex.
	www.iuscomp.org /gla/statutes/TKLGebV.htm (1179 words)

	Commercial Fishing Licence Fees
		In competitive fisheries, where all licence holders have equal access to the stock, licence fees for each species are the same for all licence holders in a given vessel category and area.
		The fees are based on the average annual value of landings per licence for the recent four year period (1990-93).
		Concern was also expressed on how the fees may erode the viability of their fleet sector because operating and debt servicing costs are not factored into fee calculations, or because the fleet sector is experiencing a resource decline.
	www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /media/backgrou/1995/hq-ac41_e.htm (861 words)

	HGV Licence Fees
		When an application for a new licence is first granted, or before a licence is continued, the operator can choose to pay the vehicle fees either 5 years in advance, or on an annual basis.
		Vehicle fees are payable after the grant of an application for a licence or variation of a licence, or at the same time as the continuation fee.
		They are also payable when a licence is curtailed or suspended, for relevant periods and numbers of vehicles, or when an operator voluntarily reduces the total authorisation of a licence in association with a reduction of specified vehicles.
	www.vosa.gov.uk /vosa/privatehgvpsvowners/hgvoperatorlicensing/hgvlicencefees.htm (576 words)

	GN Online: New licence fees introduced
		A penalty fee ranging from Dh1,000 to 10,200 per month shall be imposed on foreign companies for the delay of registration renewal, while insurance companies shall be charged from Dh1,000 monthly to Dh10,000 per year for delay of renewal of registration.
		Amending Cabinet Decision No. 17 of 1979, fees for the registration application of a new school shall be Dh700 and the licence Dh5,000 for the nursery, Dh7,000 for the elementary, Dh6,000 for the intermediate and Dh5,000 for the secondary levels as well as Dh10,000 for more than one level of education.
		Licence renewal fees for the elementary level shall range from from Dh4,000 for schools with 1-100 students, Dh5,000 for schools with 101-300 students and Dh6,000 for schools with more than 300 students.
	www.gulf-news.com /Articles/print.asp?ArticleID=9979 (569 words)

	Television Licences (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		A television licence is a certificate that states that you have paid the appropriate fee to the government and contributed to the cost of public service broadcasting in Ireland.
		The television licence fee is collected by An Post on behalf of the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources, who has responsibility for broadcasting policy in Ireland.
		Each licence is issued for a 1 year period; this means that if you will be staying in Ireland for less than 1 year, you must still obtain a full television licence.
	www.oasis.gov.ie /arts_and_culture/broadcasting/tv_licences.html (1282 words)

	PSV Licence Fees
		Fee for the issue of duplicates for lost or stolen discs
		These fees may be paid by annual instalments when disc fees are paid annually.
		The only fees which are refundable are disc fees and then only under specific circumstances.
	www.vosa.gov.uk /vosa/privatehgvpsvowners/psvoperatorlicensing/psvlicencefees.htm (139 words)

	Year six licence fees
		Setting licence fees is an annual process; the changes to existing fees aim to refine current arrangements and enable the introduction of new licence classes.
		Fees have increased in areas of spectrum congestion; these increases have been phased in over a number of years to allow business time to adjust.
		After considering responses to the consultation, and the possible longer-term impact on fee levels from the review of administrative incentive pricing that is currently under way in response to the 'Cave Review’ of Radio Spectrum Management, it has been decided not to include this change until the results of the review become available.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/ra/topics/spectrum-price/documents/yearsix.htm (1362 words)

	Fees
		The fee is payable by the owner/operator regardless of whether a satisfactory or unsatisfactory audit report is issued by the accredited auditor.
		If the fee for the original application was $100 or more with an estimated cost of construction of $500,000 or less, $500.
		The fees associated with Bulk Bookings will be invoiced for each 6 month period upon confirmation of the booking and payment is required prior to the commencement of the Bulk Booking period.
	www.waterways.nsw.gov.au /fees.html (1091 words)

	LIQUOR LICENCE FEES TO DROP - ASHER
		Victorian liquor licensing fees are set to be significantly reduced in a move expected to deliver substantial cost savings to licensed operators, existing and potential, the Minister for Small Business and Tourism, Ms Louise Asher, announced today.
		Ms Asher said the fee reductions - part of the State Government’s push to get out of the way and out of the pockets of business - would see fees payable for new licence applications (with the exception of a limited licence) cut from an average of $717 to $500.
		Ms Asher said she was delighted the Victorian Government had been able deliver a licence fee reduction after a four year period where there had been no increase in fees.
	www.dpc.vic.gov.au /domino/web_notes/pressrel.nsf/4a2562ce0017cf654a25620600178da3/f80fa52148374a454a2566cc00838da3?OpenDocument (574 words)

	licence_fees.htm
		For many thousands of small community organisations that operate on very tight budgets and struggle for survival, meeting the new fees could force many of them to close their bars, or even cease providing sporting opportunities to their communities.
		The CCPR believes that the mechanisms used to calculate the new fees are fundamentally unjust.
		It is very disappointing that the proposed fees levels will undermine this huge contribution to community life, because no specific impact analysis has been done.
	www.isrm.co.uk /enews/eNews17/licence_fees.htm (383 words)

	The Hindu Business Line : FM cos told to pay up licence fees
		THE Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry appears to have declined all requests to defer payment of licence fees even as it is working overtime to complete the reform process in the FM radio business before the forthcoming general elections.
		When the FM radio licences were auctioned, companies have paid Rs 9.75 crore as licence fee for Mumbai, Rs 7.12 crore (Delhi), Rs 1 crore (Kolkata) and about Rs 3.3 crore for Chennai and these go up by 15 per cent each year.
		The total licence fee paid to the Government, so far, is over Rs 75 crore, while the FM players have incurred losses to the tune of over Rs 120 crore on total revenues of just Rs 47 crore.
	www.thehindubusinessline.com /2004/01/18/stories/2004011801830100.htm (373 words)

	Licence fees paid by VSNL held allowable business expenditure - Indlaw News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The ITAT bench has held that the payment of licence fees by VSNL to DoT (which amounts to Rs 2,048 in the past 6 years) constitutes allowable business expenditure eligible for deduction.
		VSNL's argument in 1994-95 for deduction of the licence fee had been rejected by the assessing officer (AO) in Mumbai, on the grounds that the directives of the then finance minister and the CBDT stated that the DoT levy and the licence fee constitute ``sharing of revenue'' between DoT and VSNL.
		The contention of the IT Department that the licence fee payment could not be allowed because it resulted in an enduring advantage and was, therefore, capital expenditure, was accepted at the Commissioner (appeals) stage also.
	www.indlaw.com /news2k-1449 (357 words)

	York - taxi licence fees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		Hackney carriage licenses are renewed for the 1 June and private hire licences for the 1 November each year.
		All the fees are reviewed annually and are likely to change on the 1 April each year.
		The fee for holders of a current private hire driver's licence on first application for a hackney carriage driver's licence is £34.00.
	www.york.gov.uk /licensing/taxilicensing/fees.html (222 words)

	SABC TV Licence Business Renewal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		A business licence is issued to entities (including government departments) that use or possess television sets in their business/commercial activities or on the premises occupied for business purposes to promote, advertise to or entertain their clientele.
		The applicable fee as per the TV Licence Regulations is R225.00 per TV set.
		In the event that your business fails to renew its licence, a 10 % penalty per month is charged based on the prescribed annual TV licence fee.
	www.iol.co.za /html/clients/tvlic/tvlic.php (387 words)

	Licence Renewal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		If your establishment is currently licensed directly through ERA rather than via a blanket Licence, and your licence is due to expire, you will be contacted by ERA requesting certain information in order to renew your licence.
		ERA licence fees are based on full-time and full time equivalent student numbers and are calculated on an annual per head basis.
		Licences are valid for a twelve month period.
	www.era.org.uk /Licence_Renewal.html (147 words)

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		Although the 2000 Budget was not passed because of Parliament's dissolution in the midst of its debate, the abolition of television licence fees since April last year came into immediate effect as it did not require any legislative action by Parliament.
		I had stressed in my statement of Oct. 31, 1999 that the government must refund television licence fees for those who have taken out licences before April 1, 1999 and paid three or five-year television licences as well to those whose licences were still valid partially - e.g.
		In 1997, 7,457 Malaysians had paid for a three-year television licence and 1,724 had paid for a five-year television license; in 1998, 8,047 had paid for a three-year television licence and 2,583 paid for a five-year licence; while in January 1999 alone, 591 paid for a three-year and 167 paid for a five-year television licence.
	pemantau.tripod.com /artikel/19Jan2000lks.html (594 words)

	fee levels
		The Licensing Act 2003 ("The Act") provides for fees to be payable to the licensing authority in respect of the discharge of their functions.
		The fee levels are set centrally by the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, at a level to allow licensing authorities full cost recovery for the administration, inspection and enforcement of the new regime.
		Schools and sixth form colleges will also be exempt from the fees associated with the authorisation of regulated entertainment where the entertainment is provided by and at the school or college and for the purposes of the school or college.
	www.culture.gov.uk /alcohol_and_entertainment/fee_levels.htm (1218 words)

	Hire Car Licence Fees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The introduction of the fee was announced in May 2002 as a key element of the Government’s reform package for the taxi and hire car industry.
		The terms of reference require the Commission to report on the appropriateness of the current level of the fee in meeting the objectives of the reform package and to consider a process for setting its level in the future.
		In doing so, the Commission is required to consider the impact of the fee on the industry, consumers and the community in general and to consider any issues that may be specific to regional Victoria, including the accessibility of services.
	www.reggen.vic.gov.au /index737.html (425 words)

	APRA introduces licence fees (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-19)
		The statutory instrument imposing the fees was published in yesterday’s special issue of the Commonwealth Government Notices Gazette.
		Licence fees for superannuation funds will be introduced when the Government’s new licensing regime is launched, currently scheduled for mid 2004.
		The fee for each type of licence reflects APRA’s costs of processing and determining a licence application from a prospective new entrant to the prudentially supervised finance sector.
	www.apra.gov.au /media-releases/03_52.cfm (255 words)

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		Specific fee rates are set by statutory instrument, the latest of which is the Statutory Instrument, ref. 2002 No 1700 “The Wireless Telegraph (Licence Charges) Regulations 2002.
		Licence fees are set by regulations (Statutory Instruments).
		Such applicants are referred to as “a qualifying charity” and as such are entitled to pay half the prescribed licence fee for their licence.
	itu.int /ITU-D/study_groups/SGP_2002-2006/JGRES09/UNITEDKINGDOM2.doc (1015 words)

	Dáil Éireann - Volume 481 - 14 October, 1997 - Written Answers. - Television Licence Fees.
		Mitchell asked the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht and the Islands the total of television and radio licence fees paid to RTE in each of the years from 1995 to date in 1997; and the percentage this represented in each of these years of the running costs of RTE.
		The total grant-in-aid paid to RTE in respect of television licence fees in 1995 and 1996 is available from the annual report of the Comptroller and Auditor General and appropriation accounts copies of which were laid before Dáil Éireann in accordance with section 3 of the Comptroller and Auditor General (Amendment) Act, 1993.
		The percentage that the grant-in-aid paid to RTE in respect of televison licence fees represented of the expenditure of the RTE Group on broadcasting activities was 37.5 per cent in 1995, 37.8 per cent in 1996 and 38.6 per cent for the period January to 30 September 1997.
	www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie /D/0481/D.0481.199710140163.html (294 words)

	The Misuse of Drugs (Licence Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1993
		These Regulations may be cited as the Misuse of Drugs (Licence Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1993 and shall come into force on 1st April 1993.
		Section 30 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 provides that a licence issued by the Secretary of State for the purposes of that Act or of Regulations made under it may be issued subject to the condition of the payment of a fee.
		The Misuse of Drugs (Licence Fees) Regulations 1986, as amended, prescribe the fee payable in relation to a licence to produce, supply or offer to supply or possess controlled drugs; the present Regulations further amend those Regulations so as to increase the fees there prescribed by approximately 4 per cent.
	www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk /si/si1993/Uksi_19930539_en_1.htm (454 words)

	Radio and TV licence fees (IO)
		The licence fee covers radio and/or television reception for all persons who live in the same household as the person who pays, i.e.
		Those who live in the same household as their employer, registrated at Billag SA, are not obliged to register and to pay licence fees.
		The persons who receive only one of the two programmes, radio or television, cannot obtain the VAT exemption because the licence fees are lower than the fixed minimum of CHF.
	www.amb-suisse.fr /geneva_miss/e/home/guide/fisc/tvoi.html (480 words)

	Guidelines for Project Proponent
		The Permit and Licence system is framed by provisions of the NRCA Act and legislation which seek to control certain types of development activity and their deleterious effects, direct and indirect, on the environment and human health.
		The permit and/or licence must be granted prior to implementation of the respective, qualifying development or discharge.
		The processing of the application for licence by NRCA is outlined in the flowchart at Annex G. Where the licence application is for a new facility, the request for and handling of any additional documents, information or EIA that might be required is subsumed in the processing of the concurrent application for permit.
	www.nrca.org /business/guidelines/GuidelinesforProjectProponents.htm (1739 words)

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