Additional Charge
/ˌædɪʃənəl ˈʧɑrʤ/
Definitions
- (n.) A monetary sum demanded or imposed in addition to the principal amount, often relating to fees, taxes, or penalties.
The contract specified an additional charge for expedited shipping.
- (n.) An extra cost or fee added to a legal obligation or agreement beyond the originally agreed upon terms.
The tenant was responsible for any additional charges incurred for damages.
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- additional charge
- additional charges
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Commentary
Commonly used in contracts and billing contexts to denote extra imposed costs beyond standard fees; clarity in specifying what constitutes an "additional charge" can prevent disputes.
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