'compensation charge' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a fee that is required to be paid for the recompensing cost associated with a damage or loss, such as in the following example: The store charged the customer a hefty compensation charge for breaking the window.
When simulating electron doping, extra electrons were added to the calculation with a positive background compensation charge.
Starbucks said on Wednesday that a compensation charge it faces is expected to wipe out its 2013 tax bill but will not affect the £20m ($30.8m) it intends to pay the UK over two years year.
Profits included a gain of $10 million, or 6 cents a share, and a compensation charge of 1 cent a share from the partial sale of the company's diagnostics unit.
The Supreme Court, which has played the role of environmental watchdog in Delhi for more than a decade, has recommended a more politically delicate measure: imposing an "environment compensation charge" of 25 percent on new diesel vehicles and requiring a much smaller fee for existing gasoline- and diesel-powered cars.
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But this was mostly from a stock-based compensation charge of $5.5 million related to the IPO.
Sun's net income for the second quarter included $58 million of stock-based compensation charges, $26 million of restructuring and related charges and a tax benefit of $4 million.
TheStreet, with a market capitalization of $412.3 million, had net revenues of $5.1 million and a loss of $9.1 million, excluding noncash compensation charges.
Blackstone's figure is derived from what the firm calls economic net income after taxes, which accounts for stock-based compensation charges tied to its initial public offering last summer.
The earnings, which comprise 10 cents a share, fall under what GLG calls adjusted net income, accounting for compensation charges related to the hedge fund's debut on the New York Stock Exchange last year.
In 1927, the words 'including attorneys, physicians, surgeons and hospitals' were added following the phrase 'or compensation charged by any person.' 9 Thus, there would now appear to be no reasonable grounds for fearing that union members will be subjected to excessive legal fees.
