Sentences with phrase «out of fees collected»

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Over the same period, the company paid Trump — essentially Trump paying himself — roughly $ 82 million by Fortune's estimates, collected from a dizzying variety of sources spelled out in the company's proxy filings, as varied as payments for use of Trump's private plane to fees paid directly Trump for access to his name and marketing expertise.

The non-profit group that oversees the program, called the Universal Service Administrative Company or USAC, audited only 74 carriers over the past six years out of more than 6,000 that collect fees, the GAO noted.

«The rest was largely generated by mining itself and, to a much lesser extent, by collecting management fees from the mining pools it operates and renting out the mining power of its mining farms through cloud services.»

If you were not a GST registrant at the time (i.e. you were a Small Supplier and did not have to collect and remit GST / HST) you would include the GST / HST that you paid out as part of the wage or subcontract fee.

Fisher «is trying to act like he's doing his clients a service by paying their annuity surrender fees when he's really just taking it out of the investment management fees he collects,» he says.

This means that other than BMI's operating expenses, which are approximately 12 cents on every dollar, all of the money collected from licensing fees is paid out as royalties to songwriters.

So the parents are out that cost, plus the $ 800 - $ 1000 fee the midwife charges if there is a transfer (if the midwife collects fees from insurance, she will charge a fee for «emergency transfers» which insurance companies don't cover, it's out of pocket) PLUS if the woman wants the midwife to stay with her after she transfers to the hospital that is an additional $ 750 fee (the midwife will act as a doula for the woman)

«But there is a corporation sending out bills, collecting bills, and there are fees for the administration of that entity.»

years; exempts vehicles owned by firefighter first responders used in the performance of duty from motor vehicle registration fees and vehicle use taxes; authorizes local volunteer fire companies and ambulance companies to offset the cost of health insurance for their volunteers through the use of funds collected from a 2 percent fire insurance premium tax from out - of - state insurers; allows fire companies to select up to three candidates to participate in the state's college tuition assistance program, known as Volunteer Recruitment Service Scholarships; and directs the state Higher Education Services Corp. to create a volunteer recruitment service college loan forgiveness program.

All ten of the strongest and 8 out of 10 of the strong states allow unions to collect agency fees from nonmembers.

If the vehicle is financed through our dealership and the buyer is out of state, we will collect all taxes and license fees from the buyers state and do all the processing.

FOR SALES OUT OF OUR ARIZONA STORE: Sales tax must be collected if taking delivery in Arizona, license, smog (on motorized), and $ 80 doc fee.

Membership costs just a one - off fee of # 25 when someone first joins (this usually comes out of the royalties they collect), and in return members receive a regular income stream in addition to the earnings received directly from their writing (advances, royalties, etc).

The other is that when you get an online income tax refund you receive all the funds you're approved for, and the interest is collected in the repayment process — whereas the large preparers take their fees and interest out of the funds you receive up front.

Out of 20 companies the agency contacted, only one said it collects fees after successfully settling debt.

Banks collect more than $ 12 billion in late fees and overdraft fees a year that can wipe out several months of credit card rewards if you're not careful.

Funds pay NTF supermarket fees out of the expenses they collect from shareholders.

Financial guru Michelle Singletary points out in her blog, The Color of Money, that debt consolidation, debt settlement, and consumer credit counseling services will no longer be allowed to collect fees up front, but are allowed to keep any fees collected regardless of whether consumers complete their debt reduction plans.

So you'd just be out the cost of filing and the laywer's fees, and likely not collecting a penny.

In 2011, the five big banks in Canada paid out less than 2 % on their RESP's Group providers are fewer and some of these are non-profit foundations — this will explain the higher rate of interest earned (4.7 to 7.4 % in 2011) Students also benefit from additional monies from attrition and enhancement, and group plan fees are up front, yes, but some providers refund some or all of your fees at maturity — you will never see a bank return your fees (or any mutual based investment) Investing in bonds or GIC's is certainly safe, but you won't collect any government grant unless you're in a registered RESP — this can mean 20 - 40 % more money for your child.

Just because the FTC TSR didn't mention tax resolution, tax negotiation, or tax relief doesn't mean that its ok Mislead or Confused a consumer into thinking they will get a specific results and later to find out nothing has been done and most of the fees is already collected upfront.

Just because the FTC TSR didnâ $ ™ t mention tax resolution, tax negotiation, or tax relief doesnâ $ ™ t mean that its ok Mislead or Confused a consumer into thinking they will get a specific results and later to find out nothing has been done and most of the fees is already collected upfront.

While we collect adoption fees for each animal adopted out from our rescue, those funds do not entirely cover the cost of habitats, food, bedding, toys, medical care, marketing and other costs for the hundreds of animals that come through our rescue program each year.

Although the recurring benefits of the Chase Sapphire Reserve can justify paying the annual fee year in and year out, you should consider applying for the Chase Sapphire Reserve when you can meet the sign - up bonus qualifications, so you can collect the 50,000 Ultimate Rewards points bonus.

A minimum mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 12.00 (plus tax) per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed minimum fee of $ 30.00 plus tax per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 65.00 per room, per night will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 20 + tax per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A minimum Valet Parking fee of $ 37.00 (plus tax) per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum mandatory hotel - imposed fee of at least $ 39.00 (plus tax) per room, per day, will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

We work out the average value of all the 12 nights you've collected and give it back to you as a free night.You just pay taxes and fees.

A minimum parking fee of $ 20 plus tax per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

Resort Fee — Mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 18 (plus tax) per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - oFee — Mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 18 (plus tax) per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - ofee of $ 18 (plus tax) per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory fee of $ 28 plus tax per room, per day, will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in / check - out.

A minimum self - parking fee of $ 35 (valet $ 44) plus tax per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

For guests from all origins, a minimum mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 27.00 (tax included) per room, per day, will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum parking fee of $ 37 (plus tax) per vehicle for self or valet parking will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum parking fee of $ 60 per room, per day, per vehicle plus taxes will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum parking fee of $ 58 plus taxes per room per day for valet parking and / or $ 42 self parking will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 45 per room, per day is charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory Resort fee of $ 28 (plus tax) per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 28.23 per room, per day, will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum valet parking fee of $ 25 + tax per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 29 plus tax, per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel at either check - in or check - out.

A minimum self - parking fee of $ 20 + tax per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A minimum parking fee of $ 20 per room, per day, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 20.00 (plus tax) per room, per night will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 39 plus tax, per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel at check - in or check - out for all guests including U.S. and International clients.

Far more serious concerns have been raised by the current conduct of insurers collecting far more in referral fees than they pay out in claims.

The Crown collected a fee called a quitrent on lands patented in its colonies, but in Virginia, it was common practice for buyers, and especially land speculators, to avoid paying the quitrent by taking out a warrant of survey on a piece of land and holding it indefinitely, without a patent.