Sentence examples for fee accounting from inspiring English sources

More than 180,000 people appeared in court last year after being accused of not paying the £145.50 fee – accounting for over one in 10 of all criminal prosecutions.

Non-payment of the licence fee accounts for around 10% of all criminal prosecutions in magistrates courts.

The $86 entry fee accounts for much of the nonprofit's roughly $3.7 million in total annual revenue, according to its most recent tax filings.

Cases of people accused of evading the £145.50 fee accounted for more than one in 10 of all criminal prosecutions last year – with 155,000 convicted and fined.

Cases of people accused of evading the annual fee accounted for more than one in 10 of all criminal prosecutions last year – with 155,000 convicted and fined.

Essay mills, which provide papers for students to pass off as their own for a fee, account for a substantial portion of cheating.

Cases of people accused of evading the £145.50 fee accounted for more than one in 10 of all criminal prosecutions last year – with 155,000 people convicted and fined.

However, often when banks offer "no monthly fee" accounts (or something else for "nothing"), they make up for it by charging extra for checks or ATM withdrawals.

Many Wall Street brokerages and online brokerages offer what they say are no fee accounts.

Regimens used as first-line during the first month of treatment tended to be administered in the hospital, and the hospital fee accounted for a large proportion of total costs and might have influenced the results.

A few Irish banks now promote "no fee" accounts.