Sentence examples for fees on both from inspiring English sources

It then bet against it, earning fees on both ends of the transaction.

Other cities have banned foam containers, but Seattle would appear to be the first in the United States to impose fees on both kinds of shopping bags.

Mr. Temple said the sponsor could have bought the apartment and then sold it to Mr. Benjamin at a higher price, but that would have resulted in the payment of a transfer tax and other fees on both sales.

Hands will allege that Wormsley was keen for him to buy the company because Citi stood to gain millions in fees on both the buy and sell sides of the takeover.

The company managing the exchange, though, has made an argument that it is a far safer bet than the companies it lists because it earns fees on both long and short trades and from foreign currency deals, its original niche.

Bankers who work with the S.B.A. blamed the steep drop-off on the absence of stimulus measures that raised the guarantee level on general business, or 7(a), loans from 75 percent to 90 percent and also eliminated borrower fees on both 7(a) loans and so-called 504 loans, which are used primarily to finance capital investments such as real property.

Next year Boeing will begin selling a service to the airlines that will allow passengers to use the Internet or watch one of five live television channels, usually for a fee, on both new and retrofitted planes.

In addition, developing countries can ill afford to pay fees on patents, both domestic and foreign, that would help them expand their technological base.

So to calculate the taxable gain, you take the selling price of £257,500 then subtract the purchase price of £222,500 along with the stamp duty land tax you paid when you bought it, legal fees both on buying and selling as well as fees paid to the estate agent on sale.

IN addition, Mr. Weinstein said, there may be document preparation fees imposed on both the seller and the buyer.

But while Fortress's earnings will suffer because of the redemptions — hedge funds earn fees based on both the amount of assets they manage and the performance of those funds — the withdrawals alone do not necessarily spell the company's doom.