surcharge
/ˈsɜːrˌtʃɑːrdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
An additional charge or tax levied on something, typically for a particular service or commodity.
“The company imposed a surcharge on its customers for late payments.”
2. verb
To charge or add an additional amount, especially as a tax or penalty.
“The government surcharged the wealthy to fund social programs.”
3. verb
To equip or supply something with extra resources or personnel.
“The military surcharged the base with additional troops to handle the emergency.”