Surcharge

Surcharge stands for an increase in an amount of money :

• Surcharge for Sunday, public holiday and night work
• generally a fee to be paid for special services, see allowance
• The railways charge an additional fee for using particularly fast or comfortable trains, see: Surcharge (railways) .

Surcharge stands for an allocation or assignment :

• In the case of auctions under private law, the auctioneer's declaration of acceptance of the last highest bid (usually indicated by a hammer blow), see auction
• In the case of a foreclosure auction, the assignment of property by court order, see Foreclosure auction
• the placing of an order, mostly from the public sector, see tender

Surcharge stands for an additive or filler :

• Aggregates are constituents of material mixtures; in concrete these are e.g. B. to aggregates
• Additions to the ore-coke mixture in metallurgy to achieve a cheaper slag or to remove the iron companions sulfur and phosphorus, see Möller or lead surcharge

The surcharge is the name of the nature reserve surcharge in the Minden-Lübbecke district

The surcharge is the surname of the following people:

• Christoph Zusatz (* 1964), German art historian
• Friedrich Zusatz (1910–1940), German administrative lawyer and district administrator

See also:

• If murder is accepted

Wiktionary: surcharge  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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