lisatasulised

Lisatasulised is an Estonian term used in pricing and contract language to describe charges that are added on top of a base price. The word is formed from lisatasu, meaning an additional fee, with the plural suffix -ised to refer to the category of such charges. Lisatasulised are not taxes; they are surcharges applied for specific circumstances or services.

In practice, lisatasulised appear on price lists, invoices, or service contracts and are itemised separately from the base price and from value added tax (VAT). Common examples include express delivery surcharges, after-hours service fees, delivery to remote locations, fuel surcharges in transportation, and environmental or recycling fees. They may also arise during peak times or for special services.

Context and legality: The use of lisatasulised charges is governed by contract law and consumer protection rules. Businesses typically must disclose lisatasulised items clearly, stating the amount, when they apply, and under what conditions, to ensure transparency for consumers.

Differences from related terms: Lisatasu refers to the general concept of an additional fee, while lisatasulised denotes the category of charges that carry such fees. In Estonian practice, these charges are generally treated separately from the base price and from VAT in pricing and invoicing.

See also: lisatasu, surcharge, price add-on, consumer price transparency.