Sentences with phrase «fees the revenue per»

«When I say I ought to be seeing $ 300,000 in fee revenue per year, that's an achievable number, and I've got some who are barely doing $ 100,000.

With a two - per - cent increase in fees the revenue per unit would be $ 306 and the variable cost per unit would be $ 122 resulting in a contribution margin per unit of $ 184.

With a two - per - cent drop in fees the revenue per unit would be $ 294 and the variable cost per unit would be $ 118 resulting in a contribution margin per unit of $ 176.

Not exact matches

ZocDoc gets paid a flat fee of $ 3,000 per doctor per year, so this national expansion will also be a major revenue source for the company.

(In addition, B Corps pay a sliding - scale annual membership fee — Keller, whose revenue puts him in the highest bracket, will cough up $ 25,000 per year.)

Of course, the move would also cost them billions in revenue — the FCC estimates that the average American household pays $ 231 in set - top box rental fees per year, a number that's only gone up over the past couple of decades.

Revenue for Caviar, our food delivery service, is also included in software and data product revenue and is derived from seller fees, which are a percentage of total food order value, delivery fees, which are fixed per transaction, and service fees paid by the consumer based on total food orderRevenue for Caviar, our food delivery service, is also included in software and data product revenue and is derived from seller fees, which are a percentage of total food order value, delivery fees, which are fixed per transaction, and service fees paid by the consumer based on total food orderrevenue and is derived from seller fees, which are a percentage of total food order value, delivery fees, which are fixed per transaction, and service fees paid by the consumer based on total food order value.

The URF, which owns $ 1.3 billion of US residential properties in the New York area, has attracted some controversy in recent weeks after The Australian Financial Review revealed a KPMG due diligence report conducted on behalf of Evans and Partners showed the fees extracted from investors in the fund accounted for 67 per cent of Dixon's total revenues.

Like I said earlier, if they get 4100 per person (registration fee) and 8,000 attend, that's nearly 1 million revenue right there.

By pushing down the fee, well below the 5 per cent industry standard and then also charging a rebate on top of that, it could allow Coles to seize hundreds of millions of dollars from these middlemen and channel it back into its own revenue stream.

So, if approximately 1,000 people spend $ 152 per day, and they stay an average of three days, the total revenue is $ 456,000 per event, not including entry fees and sponsor donations.

Clubs will traditionally receive an annual fee — for example, Manchester United receives # 75 million per year from Adidas, Chelsea receives an initial # 60 million per year from Nike, and Arsenal receives # 30 million per year from Puma — and then 10 - 15 % of the revenue the kit manufacturer generates from shirt sales.

The county will impose a facility use fee of $ 3 to $ 6 per ticket, resulting in revenue of $ 600,000 to $ 1.2 million, McMahon said.

Flow control would bring in the last 20 percent, and the revenue gained from the per - ton tipping fees would ostensibly make up the gap.

While the new budget will not have a full - fledged congestion pricing plan, it is expected to impose a $ 2.75 - per trip fees on for - hire vehicles like Uber and Lyft that drive into a designated Manhattan central business district, with the revenue earmarked for MTA mass transit upgrades.

Physical Review D, the journal that publishes most papers in the field, negotiated a fee of US$ 1,900 per article «on the principle that we should maintain our revenue», says Joe Serene, treasurer and publisher at the American Physical Society, which owns the journal.

The suggestion of a carbon fee collected from fossil fuel companies with all revenues distributed to the public on a per capita basis [237] has received at least limited support [238].

The premium revenue, plus advertising and fees for virtual flowers topped $ 600,000 per month.

No clear answer was given about how the «charter management fee» is spent, though 10 % of «per pupil revenue» was said to go to Achievement First with some being used for Principal training.

Spending of Fees As a general practice, student fees are designed to offset the cost of programming funded primarily by other funding sources, including recurring per - pupil revenue and philanthrFees As a general practice, student fees are designed to offset the cost of programming funded primarily by other funding sources, including recurring per - pupil revenue and philanthrfees are designed to offset the cost of programming funded primarily by other funding sources, including recurring per - pupil revenue and philanthropy.

The TIFIA loan was secured by two primary sources: (i) payments from SCDOT ($ 8 million per year for 25 years), and (ii) certain revenues from hospitality fees levied by Horry County as well as an intercept of State funds collected by the County.

«Partly driven by some increase in the number of races, but also increases in broadcast revenues, increases in advertising and sponsorship, increases in fees paid per venue per event.

The loan was secured by two primary sources: (i) payments from SCDOT ($ 8 million per year for 25 years), and (ii) certain revenues from hospitality fees levied by Horry County as well as an intercept of State funds collected by the County, if needed.

As per OS chief Terry Myerson, its revenue generated from services and ads that they hope will offset the waiving off of license fees.

(cont'd)- I'm giving away hundreds of listings on the Vault, and as a result of doing so, won't see one thin dime of income on the site until October or later - Given all the time and money I've already sunk into developing the site, I don't even expect to earn back my upfront investment until sometime next year - I'm already personally reaching out to publishers on behalf of authors who are listed in the Vault, on my own time and my own long distance bill, despite the fact that I don't stand to earn so much as a finder's fee if any of those contacts result in an offer - I make my The IndieAuthor Guide available for free on my author site and blog - I built Publetariat, a free resource for self - pubbing authors and small imprints, by myself, and paid for its registration, software and hosting out of my own pocket - I shoulder all the ongoing expense and the lion's share of administration for the Publetariat site, which since its launch on 2/11 of this year, has only earned $ 36 in ad revenue; the site never has, and likely never will, earn its keep in ad revenue, but I keep it going because I know it's a valuable resource for authors and publishers - I've given away far more copies of my novels than I've sold, because I'm a pushover for anyone who emails me to say s / he can't afford to buy them - I paid my own travel expenses to speak at this year's O'Reilly Tools of Change conference, nearly $ 1000, just to be part of the Rise of Ebooks panel and raise awareness about self - published authors who are strategically leveraging ebooks - I judge in self - published book competitions, and I read the * entire * book in every case, despite the fact that the honorarium has never been more than $ 12 per book — a figure that works out to less than $.50 per hour of my time spent reading and commenting In spite of all this, you still come here and elsewhere to insinuate I'm greedy and only out to take advantage of my fellow authors.

You could also charge a fee based on the farmer's average yield, a percentage based on the gross crop revenue, or a fee per acre based on the expected rate of return of the land.

Williams Companies (WMB) had paid higher dividends each year since 2004, grown its dividend by 38 % per year over the last five years, and earned most of its income from regulated assets generating «safe» fee - based revenue from long - term contracts.

The most cash - strapped customers are the hardest hit by such fees, with 90 per cent of overdraft revenues coming from 10 per cent of the 130m checking accounts in the US.

People charge all different ways, flat fee, pay per deletion, etc., but of all the methods we see, charging a one - time «first work» fee followed 1 month later by affordable, recurring monthly payments is always the ticket for high revenue.

And it's probably far more consistent, as fee rates & revenue can vary wildly per manager, but any decent manager (regardless of their specialty) should be able to clock up at least a 25 - 35 % (or higher) operating margin — so Price / Sales multiples should be far more similar also.

Now, granted: Over the last 5 years, AUME growth been impressive, but the continued decline in fee rates & the virtual absence of performance fees means revenue / earnings were stable at best (averaging # 20 million & 2.4 p per share, respectively).

Since our adoption fee covers less than half of our costs per dog, we need revenue from other sources.

Per the report: «AKC consolidated total revenues in 2011 were $ 59.5 million, 22.88 million of which was from registration fees.»

The royalty fee — five per cent on gross revenue after the first $ 3,000 per product, per quarter — will remain.

Every retail transaction where a consumer buys carbon that will end up as CO2E will collect a fee set by the Law of Supply and Demand; every paycheck will immediately and fully disburse collected private revenues of CO2E rent to the owners of the air — every working citizen per capita, to the level set by the Law of Supply and Demand.

A $ 5 - per - ton fee could raise revenue for core city priorities related to climate mitigation, while lightly nudging energy markets in the right direction and demonstrating that carbon pricing is popular.

The November 8 election also saw the defeat of an initiative in Washington State that would have imposed the nation's first revenue - neutral carbon tax, assessing a $ 25 - per - ton fee on carbon dioxide emitted in the electricity, transportation, and other sectors and then using that revenue to reduce the state sales tax.

The figure, which marks the fifth consecutive year of combined growth across the group, equates to a total fee income increase of 4 % year - on - year, with the average revenue per firm standing at # 350m.

Revenue essentially comes down to «utililization» (ie, how hard people work), rate (ie, fee per billable hour) and leverage (which reflects the number of professional staff v partners).

Participation in Atal Pension Yojana helps in building a pensioned society and also provides viable fee revenue to banks by way of alluring incentives for mobilizing the scheme at the rate of Rs 120 to 150 per account.

Since then, miner transaction fee revenue has seen meteoric growth to 250 bitcoins per day.

When a publicly held corporation's revenues rely on these fees for 70 per cent or more of their earning potential, knowing what the commission landscape looks like can provide additional due diligence to the investor.»

Before the FCC bans, Faitz says, service providers had offset AMLI's infrastructure bills through revenue - sharing or per - unit fee agreements.

Without pinning down any numbers, these same studies indicate that on a per cent of revenue basis, larger brokerages are not more profitable than smaller ones, and that franchised brokerages are for the most part more profitable than the independents, even after paying the franchise fees.

Even so, the average revenue per customer suggests it is able to successfully upsell premium services (for instance, it offers expert negotiators for an additional fee).