And these figures do not count the extra fees the airlines now charge, for everything from checked bags to priority boarding to reservation changes or fuel surcharges in international flights.
Still, if you count the dividends, fees and other proceeds we've received, there's a view we could get our money back by flogging the rest of our stake for 8.4p a share.
An opportunity for co-op board members and shareholders to have their legal questions answered free -- if you don't count the entrance fee -- will be offered today at the 43rd annual Trade Show and Seminars sponsored by the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives.
When it comes to America's immigration bureaucracy, there is one thing that newcomers to the United States can count on: the fees have a way of going up.
The proposed rules would also change the interconnection fees paid to companies, another concern to the rural telecommunications companies that count on the fees for a big chunk of revenue.
Before incentive fees (and not counting the annual fee), you are breaking even.
And this is before counting the brokerage fees and other costs associated with trading.
We have the sixth-highest average undergrad tuition of all Organization for Economic Co-operation anationslopment (OECD) nandons, and that's not even counting the exorbitant fees most universities charge international students.
In 2007, a surge of immigrants — 1.4 million — applied for citizenship, many of them in anticipation of the fee increase, to $595 (not counting the biometric fee) from $330.
And when you count the greenshoe but subtract fees on Veeva's share, you get about $217 million.
