cessed (Meaning)

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cessed (imp. & p. p.)

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The property tax was cessed at a rate of 2% of the property's assessed value.
The government cessed a levy on imports to generate revenue for public projects.
Despite protests from citizens, the city council cessed a new fee on parking permits.
The income of high earners was cessed heavily to fund social welfare programs.
The councilors debated whether to increase the cessed amount on businesses to support infrastructure development.
The customs department cessed a duty on luxury goods imported from abroad.
The homeowners were surprised to find that their property taxes had been cessed without prior notice.
The government cessed a surcharge on gasoline to fund road maintenance projects.
The local authorities cessed a fine on residents who failed to comply with waste disposal regulations.
The corporation was frustrated by the increased taxes cessed on their profits, leading to a decrease in dividends for shareholders.

of Cess

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The property tax was cessed at a rate of 2% of the property's assessed value.

The government cessed a levy on imports to generate revenue for public projects.

Despite protests from citizens, the city council cessed a new fee on parking permits.

The income of high earners was cessed heavily to fund social welfare programs.