Sentences with phrase «pass on cost»

From there you can actually raise the rent temporarily to pass on the cost of the renovation to that tenant.

'' our outsourcing decision affirmed (by me) from f / k / a Lisa Solomon and Carolyn Elefant have disagreed with yesterday's post «when outsourcing, just pass on the cost.»

I said, «presumably you have now reduced your rates by 30 % so as to pass on the cost saving to the client?».

The answer, he discovered, was that state regulators allowed the companies to pass on the cost of lost gas to ratepayers.

Considering airlines are charging surcharges for luggage, food, and what seems like every other integral part of flying these days, they should suck it up and pass on the cost of carbon offsets to customers too.

And then also what we would want is to pass on this cost and this is where we had the residential garbage fee because the Belize City Council's main responsibility of the Mayor is the City infrastructure, streets and drains, and that's what we're doing.

American will still collect some taxes and fees, but they will be reduced since it does not pass on the cost of any fuel surcharges for award travel on Etihad.

«We are continuously growing and as the business achieves greater scale, we anticipate finding more ways to pass on cost - savings to our customers.»

Banks will pass on this cost to deposit - holders in the form of negative deposit rates or extra fees.

Federal laws don't stipulate whether or not lenders have to pass on this cost to Canadian home buyers.

Under the current system, lenders pay insurance premiums for mortgage loan insurance and pass on the cost of this insurance to buyers who put down less than 20 % (the lenders will still buy this insurance even if a buyer puts down more than 20 %, but don't pass on the cost).

Still, it's pretty much an industry standard for lenders to pass on the cost of mortgage insurance to their borrowers who put down less than a 20 % down - payment.

What's not typical is to pass on this cost if a home buyer puts down 20 % or more as a down - payment on a property.

@Viscount: HXS would still be subject to withholding taxes, but like anyone else, they can recover it, so they don't pass on that cost to investors in the ETF.

That's because some lenders may pass on the cost of mortgage loan insurance even your down payment is more than 20 %.

Being primarily a distributor, they are immune to the underlying commodity prices and are able to pass on cost increases as required.

Nimbler virtual operators are better placed to pass on cost savings than major networks, and can leverage their existing footprint and other marketing channels.

However, from another perspective, this proposal could signal an intention to pass on cost overruns in free school projects to local authorities.

«Albany County businesses will have no choice but to reduce their workforce and / or pass on the cost of this new mandate to consumers,» the Chamber's memo says.

ACCC alleges that between 2008 and 2009, Woolworths conspired with three multinational suppliers — Colgate, Unilever and Cussons — to introduce the new product on the same «D - Day» and eliminate the old product from the market, so they did not have to pass on the cost savings to consumers.

sell ultra concentrates for the same price per wash as the equivalent standard concentrated products and not pass on the cost savings to consumers.

Being primarily a distributor, they are immune to the underlying commodity prices and are able to pass on cost increases as required.

Contrast this with governments, which face no such pressure, and can simply pass on cost overruns to taxpayers.

Capital Match leverages on innovative technology and can pass on cost savings to both investors and borrowers.

Shop owners can either increase the prices of what they sell for all customers, or can pass on the cost directly to customers that use high - cost methods by adding a surcharge, which encourages people to switch to low - cost methods.

Others expect that gradually firming demand will allow them to pass on some cost increases, such as higher commodity prices, to their customers.

Federally, it is not illegal for an employer to pass on the cost of training, says University of Toronto labour relations expert Dr. Laurel MacDowell.

The bank, in turn, will pass on those costs to households in the form of higher interest rates.

Stock fund managers are looking for companies that pass on costs to consumers in the wake of growing investor fear of a trade war between the United States and China.

«We're focusing on the companies that regardless of the type of inflation — whether it's commodities or trade or something else — can pass on those costs because they have some sort of structural advantage,» said Eric Marshall, a portfolio manager at Dallas - based Hodges Capital.

They can pay for access to Internet and pass on the costs on to their customers just fine.

«Businesses have talked about wanting to pass on costs, and they've been talking about wanting to pass on costs for a while,» said Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan Chase.

-LRB-...) In response, some companies are looking to pass on the costs to their customers, which would push inflation higher.

Even after passing on some cost savings to shoppers, Sainsbury's could make a double - digit return on investment.

You are correct about the mark up on food and I suppose that it really is just another way to pass on costs to consumers.

JPMorgan believes Australian beverage volumes will fall about 1.5 per cent as CCA passes on the cost of the scheme, squeezing Australian earnings by between 2.4 per cent and 7.2 per cent and group earnings by between 1.6 per cent and 4.7 per cent.

This, they said was hampering their businesses, and one of the reasons for the increase in prices of goods, as they are forced to pass on these costs onto the consumer.

The insurance companies complained, always, saying they would have to pass on the costs of the tax to their customers.

People who use ride - hailing services and taxi cabs below 96th Street in Manhattan will see a surcharge on their rides that will bring in more than $ 400 million annually, while opioid manufacturers, all but certain to pass on the costs ultimately to consumers, will see an assessment on those prescription drugs that they sell in New York; it will raise $ 100 million.

Until now, the county has turned around and passed on that cost to the towns where these students reside.

New York state regulators are toughening rules for title insurers to prevent them from passing on the costs of meals and other entertainment in the rates they charge to home buyers.

«If costs went up by a dime, I don't know they'd pass on those costs right away,» said Hackett, who also is president of oil industry advisory firm Stillwater Associates.

But businesses are taxpayers, too, and they pass on the costs of their taxes to individuals through higher prices, smaller payrolls or less investment in the state.

I've assumed OverDrive, for example, passes on the cost purchasing licenses from the publishers, but not that it's book by book to the libraries.

@Kat Businesses never do anything else other than pass on costs.

Before, when someone skipped on the medical bills, the hospital had to take the hit, and in turn, they passed on the cost to other hospital patients.

That's because higher wages mean companies pass on those costs.

In recent years, municipalities have imposed penalties on security companies, which, in turn, have passed on those costs to their customers who go over a set number of false alarms per year.

This insurance is actually legally required by your lender, but the lender passes on the cost to you.

With this, most REITs can secure a higher rental reversion and pass on the costs to the tenants.