Homage obliged the bishop or abbot to assist the ruler both spiritually and materially by fulfilling the requirements of "service to the king" (servitium regis), including the payment of fees, distribution of ecclesiastical fiefs (benefices) to royal supporters at the king's request, hospitality, military support, and court attendance as an adviser and collaborator.
Packaged products generate annual fees for distribution and administration—and for management too, when the funds are managed in-house.
Last year its "cost of sales," which includes licensing fees and distribution expenses, was $229 million, or 97 percent of revenue.
It also froze the fees local distribution companies charge customers for delivering power from producers to them, reversing an earlier decision to allow them to rise gradually.
You will also notice that certain costs might vary more with some customers than others, such as demo costs, commissions, broker fees or distribution costs.
What will determine whether any of these plug-ins can make a go of affiliate fees is distribution, and this issue alone presents several hurdles.
These fees might are also called distribution fees or early distribution fees.
Brokerages collected distribution fees (12b-1 forsellingselling mutual funds and transaction fees as more and more mutual funds bought and sold stocks.
In addition to the wide zone of possible agreement regarding the distribution fee, the simulation includes a range of possible criteria for determining the fee as well as numerous possibilities for value-creating options.
