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Fee

A fixed amount or a percentage of an underwriting or principal paid to the underwriter for its services. Also, the charge a mutual fund holder pays for expenses incurred in management and administration of the fund. Also, the rate an account holder pays to a portfolio manager for management of a discretionary account.
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Fee

An agreed-upon, stated amount one pays for a service or privilege. For example, one may be required to pay a fee to attend college, to open an account with a brokerage, or to do any number of other things. Fees are stated and are usually standardized for the person or organization receiving them.
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fee

a payment to an AGENT or professional person/firm such as an accountant or lawyer for performing particular services for clients. Fees may be paid on a fixed or sliding scale basis related to the value of the transaction or work undertaken.
Collins Dictionary of Business, 3rd ed. © 2002, 2005 C Pass, B Lowes, A Pendleton, L Chadwick, D O’Reilly and M Afferson
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"The fee is split, with 50 cents going to the state, $1.06 going to the retailer (provided they recycle the old tires), and 44 cents going to the county for their waste management tire activities." If the retailers do not recycle the old tires, they can send them for free to the county drop-off for recycling, but their payments will be reduced by $1 per tire, which then goes to the county.
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This relief from the active employment requirement is conditional on the member's paying his or her dues, but many chapters have complemented the Institute's policy by waiving of reducing meeting fees in respect of members who are temporarily unemployed.