The phrase "an administration charge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fee imposed by an organization for managing or processing a service or transaction.
Example: "Please note that there will be an administration charge added to your invoice for processing your application."
Alternatives: "a processing fee" or "a management fee".
Airlines call it an "administration charge"; Gulliver calls it a sneaky exercise in money-grabbing.
It also takes 2.5 percent of future earnings from the buyer, as an administration charge.
The Tote will also keep its seven-year monopoly on pool betting (where stakes are pooled and the winners take the lot, minus taxes and an administration charge, as opposed to fixed-odds betting where the bookmaker bears the risk).
My Home Finance loans are not subsidised, and a borrower would pay £7.09 a week for 52 weeks to repay £300, producing a total repayment of £383.68 over the year including interest of £68.68 and an administration charge of £15.
It said: "Should payment not be received within 14 days of the date of this letter, an administration charge of £50 plus VAT and interest on the arrears will be calculated at 4% above the base rate".
Mr Smillie said the company "definitely wanted to cover the costs of any administration that it incurred" so he hoped to agree an administration charge.
If an administration charged with confronting a Great Recession knew that its nominee for secretary of the Treasury serially cut corners on his taxes, maybe it should have considered other options.
The change came days after the implementation of the government's living wage on 1 April, which pushed up the minimum pay for workers aged over 25 by 50p an hour to £7.20, and months after the restaurant group removed an 8% administration charge from staff tips.
For example, Foto.com charges £6.29 to post 200 prints plus an 89p administration charge – which bumps up the overall cost considerably.
Some advisers noted that Democratic leaders had retreated in the face of an initial administration charge led by Mr. Cheney, who three weeks ago sternly warned Democrats not to make "incendiary" suggestions that the White House had warning of Sept. 11.
It agreed to introduce a new structure from 2014-15 that would include an increase in charges and the introduction of a £50 administration charge and hourly rates.
