After producing, writing and directing fees, that left about $29 million, a fairly modest sum for making a film in Manhattan.
"He's never directed fees to the foundation," said Boris Epshteyn, a senior adviser to Trump, who responded on the campaign's behalf in a phone interview on Saturday.
The Wachowskis, in addition to deferring their directing fees, invested some of their own money in the project, betting their livelihood on its success.
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.
Given the stark contrast between the SSA's express authorization of direct payments to attorneys and the absence of such language in subsection (d)(1)(A), we are reluctant to interpret the latter provision to contain a direct fee requirement absent clear textual evidence supporting such an interpretation.
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.
As with Hillary Clinton's paid speeches at universities, Chelsea Clinton made no personal income from the appearance, her spokesman said, and directed her fee to the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation.
