Gross Fees definition

Gross Fees has the meaning given in [paragraph 2] of the ARP Premium Schedule;

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Gross Fees means the fees received by the Franchisor from Customers, including but not limited to any fees for the provision of the Business System and Core Services received by the Franchisor in each relevant Invoice Period pursuant to CLAUSE 16 and not including any fees for Additional Services.

Gross Fees means the price notified by the Council to the Provider for the contracted services.

Examples of Gross Fees in a sentence

• In the event that the estimated amount of Gross Fees differs from the actual amount of Gross Fees for the relevant period, the ARP premium shall be adjusted by reference to the actual amount of Gross Fees.

• E702 Retirement The Corporation shall contribute for retirement benefits an amount equal to six percent (6%) of the Gross Fees of each Performer who is a member of ACTRA.

• E703 For retirement purposes, the Corporation shall deduct from the Gross Fees earned by each member an amount equal to three percent (3%) of such Gross Fees.

• A310 Deduction from Performer’s Fees: Guild Dues The CBC shall deduct two percent (2.0%) of the Gross Fees (inclusive of Use Fees) paid to each Performer who is an ACTRA member and remit such amount to ACTRA.

• However, where the expiry date of the indemnity period precedes the completion date of the first 12 months of trading, the Gross Fees for ARP rating purposes shall be the insured firm’s best estimate of the Gross Fees likely to be received during the period commencing with the starting date of the practice and ending with the expiry date of the indemnity period.

• E701 Insurance The Corporation shall contribute for insurance purposes an amount equal to six percent (6%) of the Gross Fees of each Performer who is a member of ACTRA.

• However, where the expiry date of the indemnity period precedes the completion date of the first 12 months of trading, the Gross Fees for ARP rating purposes shall be the insured firm‟s best estimate of the Gross Fees likely to be received during the period commencing with the starting date of the practice and ending with the expiry date of the indemnity period.

• The annual assigned risks pool premium is calculated by identifying the fee band appropriate to the Gross Fees (as defined below) of the firm.

• CTV shall deduct 1.75% of the Gross Fees (inclusive of Use Fees) paid each performer who is an ACTRA member, and shall remit monthly such amount deducted to the local ACTRA office.

• The Producer shall contribute an amount equal to six (6%) of the Gross Fees of each Writer, Story Editor or Story Consultant who is a Guild member for retirement benefits.

More Definitions of Gross Fees

Gross Fees means the total dollar amount received by The dBc, from all sources, including but not limited to all Third Party Fees, as proper consideration for agreements between The dBc and its customers for the use of the Masters and the Music, as well as the total dollar amount received by The dBc as performance royalty

Gross Fees. For any Distribution Date, with respect to each Mortgage Loan, the sum of the related (a) Servicing Fee, (b) Master Servicing Fee, (c) for any Distribution Date after the Put Date applicable to such Mortgage Loan, the Supplemental Fee, and (d) the Premium Payment Rate.

Gross Fees means the fees as contracted under any Article of this Animation Section, exclusive only of money for expenses such as per diem allowances or travel expenses. Rights means those rights required for manufacture, sale and distribution of all

Gross Fees means all the amounts payable to the Concessionaire set forth in Section

Gross Fees means all fees received by the AFSL Holder on behalf of the Corporate Authorised Representative and its associates, prior to deduction of any amount by the AFSL Holder, including but not limited to fees described as member advice fees, upfront and ongoing fees, ad hoc fees and sums received directly or indirectly from clients;