What is a Tariff?
A tariff is a levy or cost that is imposed by the electricity distributor (Energex, Ergon Energy) for the use of electricity. The actual cost of the electricity is made up of the number of kilowatt/hours that you use multiplied by the tariff, for example, if you use 100 kilowatt/hours of electricity and it costs you $0.20c per kilowatt/hour then your electricity account will be $20.
• A tariff is a fee imposed on imported goods. It gives locally produced goods a price advantage over the same goods produced abroad and imported. Revenues from a tariff are collected by governments. There are two types of tariffs. An ad valorem tariff is a fee calculated as a percentage of the value of an imported good. (e.g., a 5% ad valorem tariff would require $5 to be added to an import valued at $100.) A specific tariff is a set dollar amount applied per unit of an imported good. (e.g., a $5 specific tariff would require $5 to be added to every imported good regardless of its value.
This is the list of rules, regulations, available services and resulting charges used by all motor carriers which provide interstate transportation. The tariffs are published by each household goods motor carrier and include its various services. The tariffs are available for your inspection upon request.
