Sentences with phrase «to take a cut»

It prohibits certain types of businesses and charges a monthly rate in lieu of taking a cut of the money earned.

Your search for work may involve taking a cut in pay, or learning a new skill, or starting your own business.

They don't take a cut from the bitcoin.

Once we submit your files to the printer, we do not take any cut of the profits when the book is sold.

Develop great hardware, sell it near or below cost, then generate profit by taking a cut of the revenue from all future game sales.

As you can imagine, this was quite an expensive mistake once the bank took its cut for the conversion.

Buyers are responsible for settling fees, and the auction company takes a cut from a buyer's premium, anywhere from 5 percent to 10 percent of the final price.

The company earns money by charging merchants to list on the site, and then takes a cut of each sale.

In exchange, they'll generally take a cut on your sales (around 10 % of your list price) which means they only make money if you make money.

The sum of numerous training sessions is bound to take a cut out of your Learning and Development budget.

Further, should you opt to use a broker to help to pair you up with a settlement company, that person will also typically take a cut of the proceeds.

They have done an amazing job in taking cutting edge marital therapy principles and presented them in a way that every couple can easily understand and follow.

It's the same price as on any of the main retail sites, but I actually make more money because no retailer takes a cut.

Thanks to fewer transactions, they don't need a money manager who takes a cut of their earnings (win or lose).

Valve only takes a cut if the game is sold on Steam itself.

This way the bank can simply take their cut from the deposit if you are late on the payment.

Every time a copy of your book is sold, the retailer or distributor takes a cut.

For another, you are going to get a smaller royalty if you use a distributor, because the distributor is going to take their cut before they pay you.

Some clients seem to win on occasion, but most just keep losing, while the brokerage house always takes its cut of the action.

From that income, their broker takes a cut.

With the government taking their cut first, senior citizen borrowers are often left without enough to survive on.

He's got a lawyer, his mom as a manager and a marketing team to do all the rest without taking a cut of his salary.

He said the reason so many more people lost than won was partly down to the house fee, with poker operators taking a cut from the pot in each round.

Despite the fact that most law firms are laying off associates because business is down, could they be taking cuts too far?

If you want a realistic comparison, compare what you make per page with what the author for that best seller makes, after the publisher and agent take their cuts.

Each middle man takes a cut and each one adds a hefty profit on top of expenses.

This means that if you win the case, the lawyer takes a cut of the settlement you receive from the court.

If you work with galleries, whatever your price is, you must feel like you're being fairly compensated if you receive what's left after the gallery takes their cut.

Credit cards and some online payment platforms take a cut of the transferred fee, which can make large sums expensive to send.

That's a tangible benefit, like taking a cut of ill - gotten proceeds.

That won't happen when you're taking the cutting stack.

By self - publishing, they cut out the suits who once took cuts.

This course takes cutting edge research in interpersonal neural anatomy, mindfulness, attachment theory, and brain development and then translates these findings into practical ways of working with children and parents.

I guess any changes to potentially drive increased traffic in the second half and any consideration to potentially taking a cut to initial ticket prices just to maybe reset the bar?

When you do those two things and take your cutting steroid stack, you're going to get incredible results and you're going to get them quickly.

The matching bikini briefs take a cut - out construction at the front waist for a flattering and sexy style.

They also take their cut directly out of the 65 % for the rest of the book.

What she provides me and the readers is far too valuable — I'd rather my pub take their cut than put out something that's crap and be known as a terrible author.

Once a college or university's financial aid office takes its cut for courses, they send a refund check to the borrower.

This is because the overseas merchant and its banker may be taking a cut on the transaction.

Most crowdfunding sites take a cut of donations, usually around 8 - 10 %.

And, as shown, Coinbase takes its cut from the initial transfers, 1.5 % minimum, plus it takes a small amount from the natural Bitcoin trading process too.

Sure, it's not taking a cut from publishers just yet, but that's presently a function of how this program is being tested and implemented first on mobile.