Definition of octroi in English:

octroi

nounPlural octrois ˈɒktrwɑːˈäktroi

A duty levied in some countries on various goods entering a town or city.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chamber is of the view that entry tax is nothing but octroi by another name and that Karnataka is the only state which levies it.
- This shows in the high levels of excise duty, sales tax and octroi levied on paints by central, state and local governments.
- It was later found that the proposal would merely save the Parwanoo-based industrialists their octroi duty at the state's barrier.
- Other indirect taxes were the ferme de l'equivalent and various municipal octrois.
- Or if the vehicle is registered with a Thane address, but is used in the city and parked in the city, does octroi have to be paid then.
- Feng applied for control of the octroi levied on goods entering Beijing.
- One short answer: every single person in this city pays sales tax and octroi every time they buy anything at all.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French octroyer 'to grant', based on medieval Latin auctorizare (see authorize). Current senses date from the early 18th century.

Definition of octroi in US English:

octroi

nounˈäktroi

A tax levied in some countries on various goods entering a town or city.
Example sentencesExamples
- Or if the vehicle is registered with a Thane address, but is used in the city and parked in the city, does octroi have to be paid then.
- This shows in the high levels of excise duty, sales tax and octroi levied on paints by central, state and local governments.
- Feng applied for control of the octroi levied on goods entering Beijing.
- Other indirect taxes were the ferme de l'equivalent and various municipal octrois.
- One short answer: every single person in this city pays sales tax and octroi every time they buy anything at all.
- It was later found that the proposal would merely save the Parwanoo-based industrialists their octroi duty at the state's barrier.
- The chamber is of the view that entry tax is nothing but octroi by another name and that Karnataka is the only state which levies it.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French octroyer ‘to grant’, based on medieval Latin auctorizare (see authorize). Current senses date from the early 18th century.

单词	octroi
释义	Definition of octroi in English: octroi nounPlural octrois ˈɒktrwɑːˈäktroi A duty levied in some countries on various goods entering a town or city. Example sentencesExamples The chamber is of the view that entry tax is nothing but octroi by another name and that Karnataka is the only state which levies it. This shows in the high levels of excise duty, sales tax and octroi levied on paints by central, state and local governments. It was later found that the proposal would merely save the Parwanoo-based industrialists their octroi duty at the state's barrier. Other indirect taxes were the ferme de l'equivalent and various municipal octrois. Or if the vehicle is registered with a Thane address, but is used in the city and parked in the city, does octroi have to be paid then. Feng applied for control of the octroi levied on goods entering Beijing. One short answer: every single person in this city pays sales tax and octroi every time they buy anything at all. Origin Late 16th century: from French octroyer 'to grant', based on medieval Latin auctorizare (see authorize). Current senses date from the early 18th century. Definition of octroi in US English: octroi nounˈäktroi A tax levied in some countries on various goods entering a town or city. Example sentencesExamples Or if the vehicle is registered with a Thane address, but is used in the city and parked in the city, does octroi have to be paid then. This shows in the high levels of excise duty, sales tax and octroi levied on paints by central, state and local governments. Feng applied for control of the octroi levied on goods entering Beijing. Other indirect taxes were the ferme de l'equivalent and various municipal octrois. One short answer: every single person in this city pays sales tax and octroi every time they buy anything at all. It was later found that the proposal would merely save the Parwanoo-based industrialists their octroi duty at the state's barrier. The chamber is of the view that entry tax is nothing but octroi by another name and that Karnataka is the only state which levies it. Origin Late 16th century: from French octroyer ‘to grant’, based on medieval Latin auctorizare (see authorize). Current senses date from the early 18th century.
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