a rake-off

(informal)

a share of the profits of something, often taken in a way that is not honest Corrupt customs officers were taking a rake-off from import taxes.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Johnny	['dʒɔni]
Malvolio	-	Literature
Toshe	TO-she	Macedonian
Edward	['edwəd]
Amon	AH-mun (English)	Egyptian Mythology (Anglicized)
Julius	YOO:-li-uws (Ancient Roman), JOO-lee-əs (English), YOO-lee-uws (German)	Ancient Roman, English, German