Extended Fees Clause Samples
The Extended Fees clause defines the circumstances under which additional fees may be charged beyond the original agreement. Typically, this clause applies when the scope of work expands, deadlines are extended, or extra services are requested by the client, resulting in costs that exceed the initial estimate. Its core practical function is to ensure that the service provider is compensated fairly for extra work or time, while also providing transparency and predictability for both parties regarding potential additional charges.
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Extended Fees. For every Card Sale or Sales Slip, in addition to any Discount Fees that may be applicable, Household may charge Merchant an extended fee, equal to [*] of each Card Sale or Sales Slip, for Accounts that Household determines are subject to the Extended Fees. Both parties agree and acknowledge that this represents a decrease in the Extended Fees that Merchant previously agreed to pay to Household.