Examples of Distribution Services Fee in a sentence
The Distribution Services Fee is intended to reimburse the third party for financing and administrative costs incurred to fund the payment of the sales commissions.
For distribution services provided by the Manager prior to January 1, 2006, the Fund will pay the Manager a monthly Distribution Services Fee equal to 0.160% (1.92% annually) and 0.096% (1.152% annually) of the original issue price of the Class A Shares, Series II and Class A Shares, Series III, respectively, which were sold prior to January 1, 2006 and which are still issued and outstanding during that month.
The Distribution Services Fee is to be paid to the Manager for eight years following the sale of each Class A Share, Series II and Series III.
The Distribution Services Fee will be paid to Covington for eight years following the sale of each Class A Shares, Series II and Class A Shares, Series III.
For distribution services provided prior to the Amalgamation of the Fund, the Fund will pay Covington a monthly Distribution Services Fee equal to 0.160% (1.92% annually) and 0.096% (1.152% annually) of the original issue price of the Class A Shares, Series II and Class A Shares, Series III, respectively, issued and outstanding during that month.
The amounts of the Structuring Fee, the Reporting Fee, the Cash Distribution Services Fee and the Offering and Maintenance Costs are expressed net of HST.
The Distribution Services Fee will be paid to the Manager for eight years following the sale of each Class A Shares, Series II and Class A Shares, Series III which were sold prior to January 1, 2006 and which are still issued and outstanding during that month.
Rezoning of a lot or parcel of land to benefit an owner for a use incompatible with surrounding uses and not for the purpose or effect of furthering the comprehensive plan.
The Offering has been structured in such a way that all fees to be paid by investors, other than the Cash Distribution Services Fee, will be repaid, out of Cash Surplus, in priority to (i) the return to the Partnership of the Partnership Capital Contribution, (ii) the return to Tribute of the Tribute Capital Contribution, (iii) the payment of the amount of the Remaining Distribution to each of the Co-Owners (being the Project’s profits) and (iv) the payment of the Success Fee to Greybrook Realty.
Consists of $379,500 (representing the Structuring Fee), $200,000 (representing the Reporting Fee), $350,000 (representing the Cash Distribution Services Fee), $270,000 (representing the Offering and Maintenance Costs) and $34,500 (representing the Offering Expenses to be paid to the Agent).