licensing fee

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licensing fee - a fee paid to the government for the privilege of being licensed to do something (as selling liquor or practicing medicine)

license fee, license tax

medical specialty, medicine - the branches of medical science that deal with nonsurgical techniques

fee - a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services

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Earlier this year, following a decision by the Ombudsman, the council approved a new fullycosted taxi licensing fee structure, and work began to find out how much operators were owed.

PS700k set to be refunded to taxi firms

27 ( ANI ): Microsoft is reportedly said to soon cut down on the licensing fee for its Windows Phone by up to 70 percent in a bid to target the low-end of the smartphone market and compete with budget Androids.

Microsoft to cut Windows Phone licensing fees by 70% to target low-end Androids

HTC confirmed yesterday (May 29) the increase of the licensing fee but refused to specify the amount.

HTC may have to pay much higher licensing fee to Microsoft

Opera Software ASA removes ad banner and licensing fee from its web browser

The college town of Gainesville, Florida, awash in small, quasi- or unprofessional local bands, recently realized it was sitting on a potential gold mine in occupational licensing fees. Since 1953, a local statute has listed "artist"--no further elaboration given--as a "professional" category required to pay a yearly occupational licensing fee to the city.

Artistic License

Similarly, for a liability to pay a governmental licensing fee or permit, the economic performance requirement is satisfied on payment of the liability; see Regs.

USFreightways supports IRS no "one-year rule" stance

Paramount, in turn, will sell each show for a licensing fee to either a network or individual market.

Producing more than results: Brett King bring his diverse background to Paramount Television

There is an initial licensing fee to obtain NatureLink, but this can be recovered through registration fees and donations.

Restoring lost links

A few months ago, in a New York Times article, we learned that the National Restaurant Association (NRA) in Washington, D.C., was an organization of small businesses and that they, like dance schools, had similar objections to the music licensing fee demanded by the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music, Inc.

Congress has heard your objections to classroom license fees!

Meltwater News included excerpts of AP articles in its news digests to client-subscribers and refused to pay AP licensing fees. The district court held that Meltwater News did not engage in fair use of AP articles.