Addition (Besides / Moreover)

6 related grammar points that express the same core idea - compared below so you can tell which one to reach for.

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その上 / おまけに / しかも / なお

Adding a second fact that makes the first more striking than it already was.

vs : Use しかも. It piles on in a way that says 'and on top of that, of all things', which works in speech and in writing. おまけに is casual and carries a grumbling or gleeful tone, so it flattens a serious point into an anecdote.

Appending a note to an official announcement or a written notice.

vs : Use なお. It introduces supplementary information in documents ('note that...'), which is the one job the others cannot do. その上 adds weight to the preceding point conversationally and reads as out of place in a formal notice.