The phrase "a reducing fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fee that decreases over time or under certain conditions.
Example: "The service offers a reducing fee for long-term contracts, making it more affordable for loyal customers."
Alternatives: "a decreasing fee" or "a discounted fee".
Shuttle does offer lower transaction fees than its rivals: 1.4% for a credit card payment and 13 cents for a debit card payment, whereas most mPOS startups charge a flat 2.75% fee, although iZettle has recently introduced a reducing fee in the U.K. market, based on transaction volume, that can dip as low as 1.5%.
Shuttle does offer lower transaction fees than its rivals: 1.4% for a credit card payment and 13 cents for a debit card payment, whereas most mPOS startups charge a flat 2.75% fee, although iZettle has recently introduced a reducing fee in the U.K. market, based on transaction volume, that can dip as low as 1.5%.
GMTV began broadcasting in 1993, after paying £36.4m for the ITV breakfast licence, although it subsequently negotiated a reduced fee.
About 30 percent of the cast is paying a reduced fee of about $247 in exchange for work beyond their roles.
The agent told the Guardian sellers were currently paying a reduced fee to use the process – £150 plus VAT – so the overall charge was not larger than on a sale made through the traditional process.
Münch said iZettle assessed various options for reducing the rate, included rate bands and charging monthly fees, but settled on a sliding reducing fee based on monthly transaction volume in order to keep things as simple as possible for its small business customers, while still creating a new lower fee floor that undercuts its rivals.
A client comes along and asks for a significantly reduced fee or even a free project, promising to give you lots of exposure and to recommend you to friends and colleagues.
Without providing a number, he called it "a significantly reduced fee than what he routinely receives". The feisty Chapin, a former part-time vacuum cleaner salesman, launched and led dozens of nonprofits and causes covering a wide range of topics over 40 years.
Without providing a number, he called it "a significantly reduced fee than what he routinely receives".
