Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:25
by Jack Sparrow
Hi all, just received eTickets for VS73/74 and they have 9 different taxes. Just out of interest could someone translate the following: ?|
GB 134.00, UB 10.75, AY 1.60, US 22.60, XA 3.30, XF 2.90, XY 4.60, YC 3.60 YQ 319.00 ?|
Thanks in advance
JS
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:27
by clarkeysntfc
Jack Sparrow wrote:Hi all, just received eTickets for VS73/74 and they have 9 different taxes. Just out of interest could someone translate the following: ?|
GB 134.00, UB 10.75, AY 1.60, US 22.60, XA 3.30, XF 2.90, XY 4.60, YC 3.60 YQ 319.00 ?|
Thanks in advance
JS
Everything is a tax of some kind, except for YQ which is the fuel surcharge and is revenue to Virgin.
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:29
by Jack Sparrow
clarkeysntfc wrote:Jack Sparrow wrote:Hi all, just received eTickets for VS73/74 and they have 9 different taxes. Just out of interest could someone translate the following: ?|
GB 134.00, UB 10.75, AY 1.60, US 22.60, XA 3.30, XF 2.90, XY 4.60, YC 3.60 YQ 319.00 ?|
Thanks in advance
JS
Everything is a tax of some kind, except for YQ which is the fuel surcharge and is revenue to Virgin.
yes, I appreciate they are all taxes. Just wondered what they mean
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:32
by tontybear
YQ = VS 100% imposed and controlled fuel surcharge - NOT a tax
GB - UK APD (and deffo a tax as imposed by the UK Government)
US = USA Transportation tax=(and deffo a tax as imposed by the US Government)
UB = Manchester Airport user fees
The rest are misc user fees for various services like US customs etc.
If you click on the 'fare breakdown' link then the 'taxes, feets etc' tab they are all listed with the 'plain' English descriptions.
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:37
by Jack Sparrow
tontybear wrote:YQ = VS 100% imposed and controlled fuel surcharge - NOT a tax
GB - UK APD (and deffo a tax as imposed by the UK Government)
US = USA Transportation tax=(and deffo a tax as imposed by the US Government)
UB = Manchester Airport user fees
The rest are misc user fees for various services like US customs etc.
If you click on the 'fare breakdown' link then the 'taxes, feets etc' tab they are all listed with the 'plain' English descriptions.

thanks tontybear....robbin ****ards!
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:40
by mitchja
It depends on where you are flying but these are the fare break down codes for flying to the US:
US International Arrival Tax (US)
USDA APHIS Fee (XA)
US Immigration Fee (XY)
US Customs Fee (YC)
United Kingdom Air Passengers Duty (GB)
United Kingdom Passenger Service Charge (UB)
US International Departure Tax (US)
US September 11th Security Fee (AY)
US Passenger Facility Charge (XF)
Re: Taxes - 'translation'

Posted:
22 Mar 2013, 15:45
by Jack Sparrow
mitchja wrote:It depends on where you are flying but these are the fare break down codes for flying to the US:
US International Arrival Tax (US)
USDA APHIS Fee (XA)
US Immigration Fee (XY)
US Customs Fee (YC)
United Kingdom Air Passengers Duty (GB)
United Kingdom Passenger Service Charge (UB)
US International Departure Tax (US)
US September 11th Security Fee (AY)
US Passenger Facility Charge (XF)
Thanks James, flying MAN-MCO-MAN and by the way those figures are x 2 as Mtrs Sparrow is tagging along
