Meanings of incur a charge in English

Switching may incur a charge if you pay off your mortgage before the end of the term.

A craft of, say, 30 feet will incur a charge of just under £2,500.

The ECB has written to the Government seeking scrutiny of all proposals by Opposition TDs that could incur a charge.

And if someone puts another item into the first bag, say a box of teabags, that would incur a charge.

DuPont spokesman Doyle Karr said the company would not incur a charge against earnings because it expects to prevail in its appeal.

He also said BB&T has set aside reserves for the affected transactions and paid applicable taxes, and will thus not incur a charge.

The issuer, however, agreed to a swap contract for 20 years and has with few alternative options that will not incur a charge.

The company expects to incur a charge of $440 million related to the repurchase of preferred stock, it said in a regulatory filing.

The company expects to incur a charge of about $9 million to $12 million related to the facility closure.

The top U.S. tax preparer will incur a charge of about 5 cents a share in the quarter ending April 30.

Trex expects to incur a charge of about $475,000 related to severance payments in the first quarter ending March 31.

That will incur a charge expected to lead to a "mid-three-digit" million euro pre-tax loss for the 2017 financial year to December 31.

Labopharm, which specializes in controlled-release drugs, will incur a charge of about $1.9 million in the first quarter due to the job cuts.

On Monday, a court in Switzerland said Vale misused a fiscal exemption pact signed in 2006 that could incur a charge of $233 million.

Anadys said it was halting all work on early discovery projects and will incur a charge of about $0.8 million related to the workforce reduction.

Advertisements soliciting responses incurring a charge should state, "Children ask your parents first" or similar words.