Royalty Accountings Sample Clauses

Royalty Accountings. 8.01. Universal will compute your royalties as of each June 30 and December 31 for the prior six (6) months, in respect of each such six (6) month period in which there are sales or returns of Records or other exploitations of Masters on which royalties are payable to you. On or before the next September 30 with respect to the period ending June 30, and on or before March 31 with respect to the period ending December 31, Universal will send you a statement covering those royalties and will remit to you the net amount of such royalties, if any, after deducting any and all unrecouped Advances and chargeable costs under this agreement and such amount, if any, that Universal may be required to withhold pursuant to the applicable state tax laws, the U.S. Tax Regulations, or any other applicable statute, regulation, treaty, or law. No royalty statements will be required for periods during which no additional royalties accrue. In computing the number of Records sold, only Records for which Universal has been paid will be deemed sold, and Universal will have the right to deduct returns and credits of any nature and to withhold reasonable reserves therefor from payments otherwise due you. Returns will be treated as units sold or Free Goods in the same manner as in Universal's customer account. If Universal makes any overpayment to you (e.g., by reason of an accounting error or by paying royalties on Records returned later), you will reimburse Universal to the extent Universal does not deduct such sums from monies due you hereunder. Universal may at any time elect to utilize a different method of computing royalties provided such method does not decrease the net monies received by or credited to you hereunder.
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Royalty Accountings. 10.1 You will receive copies. of all statements received by Company covering Your royalties. Said statements will be sent to You, together with any such royalty due You (if any), within ninety (90) days following the end of each semi-annual calendar period, provided such monies have become good funds. if Company has overpaid You, You will promptly reimburse Company, unless Company is in a position to apply such deficiency to Your royalty account. Company shall have no liability or responsibility for a breach of timely payment by any of its Licensees, including Distributor.
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Royalty Accountings. COMPANY wi l compute xxx alties p ay able to ART IS T hereunder as of July 31st and January 31st for each proceedin g six (6) month period. COMPANY will render a statement and p ay royalties due and pay able within thirty (30) days after the end of applicable period. ART IS T wi l receive each royalty p ay ment via electronic wire transfer (if amount exceeds the sum of € 200,00) or Paypal account (for any amount), per XXXXX T’s request. XXXXX T shall provide bank information for xxx xxxx p ayments via electronic wire transfers or an active Pay pal account.
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Royalty Accountings. 6.1 The Company will compute the Developer's royalties hereunder on a calendar year quarterly basis. Within forty-five (45) days after the last day of each quarterly accounting period, the Company shall deliver to the Developer a statement covering such royalties and will pay any royalties owed simultaneously with delivery of the statement.
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Royalty Accountings. (a) Company shall compute and pay royalties due you hereunder within thirty (30) days after Company has received accountings and payments from its distributor. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Company shall not be obligated to pay any share of recording funds or recording advances until thirty (30) days after delivery by Company and acceptance by the Distributor of the applicable Masters. Company may deduct from any royalty or other payment due to you under this Agreement any Advance against royalties, any charges or other sums recoupable hereunder from royalties, and any amount you may owe Company under this Agreement or otherwise.
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Royalty Accountings. 11.01. (a) RISING STAR shall compute your royalties as of each June 30th and December 31st for the prior six (6) months, in respect of each such six (6) month period in which there are sales or returns of Records or any other transactions on which royalties are payable to you hereunder or liquidations of reserves established previously. On the next September 30th or March 31st RISING STAR shall send you a statement covering those royalties and shall pay you any royalties which are due after deducting unrecouped Advances.
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Royalty Accountings. In the case of any Medium distributed by the Distributor and containing Masters :
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