Levying

/ˈlɛviɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v.) The act of imposing or collecting a tax, fine, or other charge by legal authority.
    The government is levying a new tax on imported goods.

Forms

  • levy
  • levied

Commentary

Levying is commonly used in the context of tax law and enforcement to describe the authorized collection process.

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