exactions
Prononciation : [ɪɡˈzækʃənz]
Mot
Contexte : « financial obligations »
(noun) Exactions are demands for payment or other goods. They often relate to taxes, fees, or other charges that someone must pay.
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The government imposed new exactions to fund public projects.
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There were no exactions this year, allowing everyone to keep more of their money.
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What kinds of exactions do businesses have to pay in our city?
Contexte : « legal requirements »
(noun) In legal terms, exactions are requirements a government makes of a developer to get permission to build. This could be promises to build parks or sidewalks.
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The city asked for various exactions to enhance community services near the new school.
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The developer was unhappy because there were no exactions attached to their building permit.
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What exactions are required for the new construction project?
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