"direct fees" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fee that is paid for a specific transaction or service, such as a consulting fee or an application fee. For example: "In order to apply for the position, you must pay the required direct fees."
It estimates that direct fees to the federal government would total $2.4 billion a year.
Offsetting that forgone income by imposing direct fees, as Bank of America has discovered, can trigger a vicious political backlash.
"If these taxes didn't exist, the airlines would be paying for infrastructure through more use of direct fees".
During those six years, we paid thousands of pounds in direct fees to the Home Office to maintain our status as legitimate residents.
Direct fees for infrastructure, such as road tolls that vary depending on the volume of traffic, are also starting to appear.The other change is demographic.
After that, the governments of Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec, and PEI removed the co-pay requirement and currently do not charge any direct fees for HC services.
From the end of this year, commission will be banned, so you will have to pay a direct fee rather than commission built into the price of the fund.
Though Ms. Givens did not accept a direct fee, the transactions she engaged in with HealthSouth put her in a gray area.
A combination of state funds, health insurance programs, and direct fee for services finance the Rwandan healthcare system.
These symposia are popular among congress organizers because they are important sources of income, both through the direct fee to the organization and by covering costs for speakers of the congress proper.
After producing, writing and directing fees, that left about $29 million, a fairly modest sum for making a film in Manhattan.
