Climate Change Levy or “CCL” means the tax referred to in schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2000;
Climate Change Levy means as set out and defined in the Finance Act 2000 and all and any subsequent amending legislation from time to time;
Climate Change Levy means the tax referred to in Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2000.
Examples of Climate Change Levy in a sentence
Climate Change Agreements (CCAs) entitle companies to pay a reduced rate of Climate Change Levy (CCL) on electricity, gas and other fuels (see Note 01 for the list of fuels and rates applicable).
More Definitions of Climate Change Levy
Climate Change Levy means any tax, duty, levy or impost imposed by reference to energy value and/or carbon content;
Climate Change Levy. (“CCL”) means a levy charged to any industrial, commercial, agricultural, public or service sector user only subject to exclusions as more particularly set out in Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2000.
Climate Change Levy. (CCL) means a levy charged to any industrial, commercial, agricultural, public or service sector user only subject to exclusions as more particularly set out in Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2000.
Climate Change Levy means the levy of that name introduced pursuant to the Finance Xxx 0000 and subordinate legislation including the Climate Change Levy (General) Regulations 2001 (SI 2001/838);
Climate Change Levy is a tax referred to in Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2000, levied on electricity and gas used by businesses;
Climate Change Levy means, the levy of that name imposed under the Finance Act 2000.
Climate Change Levy. (CCL) a charge levied at the rate from time to time imposed, pursuant to the Finance Xxx 0000 and any regulations made thereunder or in connection with such charge. “Credit Bureau(x)” – a collector and compiler of data on individuals or businesses who makes such information available to subscribers allowing them to evaluate the financial stability of such individuals or businesses. “Data Aggregator” – an Agent appointed to carry out the aggregation of metering data received from the Data Collector. “Data Collector” – appointed to provide data retrieval and/or data processing services.