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Undercharge

To assess a buyer too little for a product. For example, one may sell an antique car worth $50,000 for $10,000. Because pricing is somewhat subjective, it can be difficult to determine when someone has been undercharged.

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Since 2000, firms have paid the following for undercharging commercial customers:

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Grossly undercharging stymies the court in sentencing and the use of a lesser charge in a case of this sort is particularly concerning.

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So we are trying to step in with unique codes to understand which hospital is either overcharging or undercharging.

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I certainly wish the prosecution advocate to take the matter back to the Crown Prosecution Service that in my judgement there has been good measure of undercharging on this particular matter.

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Its Chief Constable Stephen House, in a report out next week, says: "Under the current charging regime, there is a constant, considerable undercharging of football clubs.

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And he told the court: "In this town, day after day, there is gross undercharging of offences.

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Unbalanced charging can refer either to the overcharging or to the undercharging of an industrial battery.

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You could be overcharging or, more importantly to you, undercharging and not making any profit.