Accounting for the Marketing Fees Collected Sample Clauses

Accounting for the Marketing Fees Collected. The marketing fees we collect will be accounted for separately from our other funds, although we are not required to establish a separate marketing fund or bank account for such fees. We have the right to use the marketing fees we collect to defray the salaries, employee benefits, administrative costs and overhead we may incur in activities related to our marketing programs, including conducting market research, preparing advertising, promotion and marketing materials and collecting and accounting for the marketing fees we collect. Upon your prior written request made within the first quarter of any calendar year, we will make available to you no later than 120 days after the end of the calendar year, an annual statement of moneys collected and costs incurred for our marketing programs. No independent audit is required in connection with this statement or the marketing fees we collect. We and our Affiliates have no fiduciary obligation to Pretzelmaker franchisees with respect to the collection and expenditure of marketing fees. We have the right to create a marketing fund in the future to be operated by us or through an entity separate from us.
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