Doctors were paid a flat monthly fee called capitation for H.M.O.
POINTS The lowest rates usually are decreased by paying a fee called a point, or 1 percent of the loan amount.
When you sell in a grocery store, you have to pay an upfront fee called slotting charges.
She declined to pay, but last December an appeals court awarded him the fee called for by the contingency fee contract -- 10percentt of the total, or $140,000.
But the change also required makers of recording media to charge a fee, called the Private Copying Tariff, that is handed over to the music industry.
To discourage them, they charge a fee called corkage -- as much as $75 a bottle in some places, ostensibly for just pulling the cork.
By paying or charging a nominal fee, calls could be made to the PSTN Public Switched Telephone Networkk), and cellular networks, via VoIP trunks.
The low transaction fee, called a "merchant discount," that Square charges merchants is a pricing strategy to acquire merchants and transaction volume but not a long-term advantage.
It also has a premium version (for a $2,000 monthly fee) called Shopify Plus aimed at enterprise-level sellers and wholesalers.
The ultimatum cited a historic contract known as "dhimma," under which non-Muslims in Islamic societies who refuse to convert are offered protection if they pay a fee, called a "jizya".
In France, a fee called the Contribution Fonciere des Entreprises for small businesses is often paid in live-work arrangements and can cost up to 2,000 euros ($2,500), according to AFIGEC, an accounting firm based in Levallois, France.
