Sentence examples for gross fees from inspiring English sources
Annual gross fees earned by the company last year amounted to $24 million.
Second, BKB agreed to forfeit $29.7 million to the United States, which represents gross fees (not profits) that the bank earned on its undeclared accounts between 2002 and 2012.
The legal aid dispute has become more polarised as the MoJ attempts to portray criminal lawyers as overpaid fat cats, and criminal barristers retaliate by pointing out that figures based on gross fees are wildly misleading.
Gross fees from the personnel business in the slow summer months were 2%to3%3% higher than last year but the company admitted future trading conditions in specialist recruitment were "uncertain" because of the economic climate.
With a combined 2,588 clients generating $2.6 million in gross fees last year, he is one of the firm's biggest producers.
For its efforts, E&Y received gross fees of about $123 million---the amount it's now forking over to the government.
HighTower brokers also run their own profit-and-loss statements, so instead of keeping 30% to 40% of gross fee production in W-2 earnings, they reap the benefit of all revenue associated with their clients, including interest spreads earned by lending idle cash in cash-rich accounts to other clients buying on margin.
According to Deloitte's figures, gross transfer fees to overseas clubs from England this summer totalled around £720m, well over half of the billion headline figure.
The right hand panel of Figure 1 shows the relationship between log labor income and log abnormal returns, where abnormal returns are defined as the gross (before fees) return in excess of the benchmark as stated in the fund's prospectus.
David Tepper's Appaloosa Management saw his $16 billion fund gain 34% gross of fees in 2010, adding $1.5 billion to his personal net worth, now estimated to be $5 billion.
For the Ithaca campus, because there's a very large number of students, gross tuition and fees is 41% of the university's revenue sources.
