A council spokeswoman said the authority's legal costs were £24,573.38 for internal solicitors' fees, £44,034.08 for external counsel's fees and £135 for court fees, totalling of £68,742.46.
For the community groups associated with the 2011 TIs, these revenues were entirely internal (membership fees and income-generating activities), although for the 2012 round some community groups received support from local foundations.
Puma caused a stir last year with its environmental P&L statement and Microsoft now levies an internal carbon fee on all business units.
From 1 July, Microsoft will introduce the IT industry's first internal carbon fee and an environmental monitoring platform to collect data on energy use and air travel for its 90,000 employees spread across 100 countries.
For instance, Microsoft said it would roll out an internal carbon fee on its operations in more than 100 countries, part of a plan to go carbon-neutral by 2013.
As Senior Director of Environmental Sustainability, TJ is the chief architect responsible for designing and managing Microsoft's internal carbon fee model.
Microsoft was one of the first enterprises to set a voluntary internal carbon fee four years ago, and we've learned firsthand why it is an attractive strategy for climate-conscious businesses.
It will be for about four weeks and the £10,000 cost will cover a variety of hotel stays, local tours, entrance fees, internal travel, etc.
Raise funds through internal sources (membership fees, sales, subscription charges, donations, etc. ) or grants-in-aid from the Government, private organizations or foreign sources.
International stock funds with internal managers and incentive fees, for example, outperform international funds without incentive fees by 2.2 percentage points, while international funds with incentive fees and external managers outperform by just 0.9 percentage points, the study by Elton, Gruber and Blake finds.
