Net Fees means the Tuition Fees actually received by the Program Administrator less any applicable taxes, duties, discounts, refunds or credits, provided that any discounts or credits are in accordance with the Program Administrator's standard policies.
Net Fees shall be defined to mean the gross revenues received by Multex for the Research, less any discounts, allowances, adjustments, distribution of pass through fees, taxes or other charges paid or incurred by Multex in connection with the sale of the Research.
Net Fees means the gross revenues received by Multex for Embargoed Research, less any discounts, allowances, adjustments, distribution or pass through fees, taxes or other charges paid or incurred by Multex in connection with the Embargoed Research Multex may not distribute the Embargoed Research by credit card purchase on the MultexNET web site.
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The Prime Firm(s) shall subtract Consultant Fees from Gross Fees to determine total Net Fees using the format below.
The fairness factor will be based on Net Fees of the Prime Firm divided by the number of Minnesota employees of the Prime firm.
Before the expiration of any five (5) year period, the Use Fees may be renewed for an additional five (5) year period upon payment of an additional one hundred five percent (105%) of the Performers’ Net Fees.
Before the expiration of any five (5) year period, the Use Fees may be renewed for an additional five (5) year period upon payment of an additional one hundred ten percent (110%) of the Performers’ Net Fees.
The Borrower will maintain a system of accounting established and administered in accordance with GAAP consistently followed, and will set aside on its books all such proper reserves as shall be required by GAAP.
More Definitions of Net Fees
Net Fees for a particular month shall mean the aggregate fees payable under the Service Agreements, excluding any out-of-pocket expenses or miscellaneous service fees, such as ad hoc reports) with respect to such month's services.
Net Fees means all compensation received by MEDIBUY attributable to the use of the MEDIBUY Services by WebMD Members, excluding only those amounts that MEDIBUY rebates to any WebMD Member, any credit card or other fees charges to and payable by MEDIBUY as a result of the method of payment selected by the WebMD Member, and any refund that MEDIBUY makes to any WebMD Member, which amount would not have been included in Net Fees had it not been refunded.
Net Fees means: all fees and interest collected by Money For Your Biz after deducting: (a) all costs and expenses (including legal fees) incurred by Money For Your Biz to document, close and administer the specific Financial Accommodation; plus (b) Money For Your Biz’s cost of funds.
Net Fees as defined in Schedule 2.4.
Net Fees means (i) license fees recognized by Buyer in accordance with GAAP from its licensees and distributors for Darwin (including any New Releases or Natural Successors to Darwin made or developed after the Closing Date), net of any returns, adjustments, third party license fees (if any), shipping costs, or sales, use or other similar taxes paid or (ii) in the event that all or any portion of Darwin is embedded or incorporated into an application or other product of Buyer, the Relative Value Percentage multiplied by the license fees recognized by Buyer in accordance with GAAP from its licensees and distributors for such application or product, net of any returns, adjustments, third party license fees (if any), shipping costs, or sales, use or other similar taxes paid.
Net Fees means the dollar amount, which remains after deducting from the Gross Fees, all charges and fees paid to arms-length third party agents and to providers of technical procedures or enhancements (“Third Party Fees”). These third party fees may include, by way of example only, security features, audio encoding, compression/decompression technologies, watermarking, tracking technologies, and digital rights management technologies, and any taxes, duties, fees, public charges, or withholdings imposed on the Gross Fees payable under such legislation as required by any duly appointed collective, society or governmental agency. FOR EXAMPLE: The following example is for demonstration purposes only, to clarify the revenue sharing formula as outlined in Section 7(a). It is not intended to necessarily represent a typical transaction in terms of the stated nominal dollar amounts involved. Assume: The dBc issues a license, and receives payment of $1000.00, inclusive of all charges. Third party costs total $17.00 Then: Gross Fees: $ 1000.00 Less third party costs: $ 17.00 Net Fees: $ 983.00 Company’s percentage (50% of $983.00) $ 491.50 The dBc’s percentage (50% of $983.00) $ 491.50 Total Net Fees $ 983.00