Common use of Rates and Terms for Noncommercial Webcasters Clause in Contracts

Rates and Terms for Noncommercial Webcasters. IMPORTANT: Please remember that SoundExchange does not invoice services. Each service is obligated to submit payments, Statements of Account, and Reports of Use (if applicable) regularly and in accordance with applicable rates and terms for the statutory license. As a reminder, to be eligible for noncommercial webcasting rates and terms, a service must have received (or applied for) tax-exempt status under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code or must be operated by a governmental entity for public purposes. If you have questions as to your eligibility for any of the below categories, or for noncommercial status in general (e.g., if you are a CPB-qualified entity), please seek legal advice. There are three categories applicable to noncommercial webcasters: Noncommercial Webcasters (CRB), Noncommercial Educational Webcasters, and Public Radio Broadcasters.

Rates and Terms for Noncommercial Webcasters. IMPORTANT: Please remember that SoundExchange does not invoice services. Each service is obligated to submit payments, Statements of Account, and Reports of Use (if applicable) regularly and in accordance with applicable rates and terms for the statutory license. As a reminder, to be eligible for noncommercial webcasting rates and terms, a service must have received (or applied for) tax-exempt tax‐exempt status under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code Code, or must be operated by a governmental entity for public purposes. If you have questions as to your eligibility for any of the below categories, or for noncommercial status in general (e.g., if you are a CPB-qualified CPB‐qualified entity), please seek legal advice. There are three categories applicable to noncommercial webcasterswebcasters in 2020: Noncommercial Webcasters (CRB), Noncommercial Educational Webcasters, and Public Radio Broadcasters.

Rates and Terms for Noncommercial Webcasters. IMPORTANT: Please remember that SoundExchange does not invoice services. Each service is obligated to submit payments, Statements of Account, and Reports of Use (if applicable) regularly and in accordance with applicable rates and terms for the statutory license. As a reminder, to be eligible for noncommercial webcasting rates and terms, a service must have received (or applied for) tax-exempt status under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code Code, or must be operated by a governmental entity for public purposes. If you have questions as to your eligibility for any of the below categories, or for noncommercial status in general (e.g., if you are a CPB-qualified entity), please seek legal advice. There are three categories applicable to noncommercial webcasterswebcasters in 2017: Noncommercial Webcasters (CRB), Noncommercial Educational Webcasters, and Public Radio Broadcasters.

Rates and Terms for Noncommercial Webcasters. IMPORTANT: Please remember that SoundExchange does not invoice services. Each service is obligated to submit payments, Statements of Account, and Reports of Use (if applicable) regularly and in accordance with applicable rates and terms for the statutory license. As a reminder, to be eligible for noncommercial webcasting rates and terms, a service must have received (or applied for) tax-exempt status under section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code Code, or must be operated by a governmental entity for public purposes. If you have questions as to your eligibility for any of the below categories, or for noncommercial status in general (e.g., if you are a CPB-qualified entity), please seek legal advice. There are three categories applicable to noncommercial webcasterswebcasters in 2019: Noncommercial Webcasters (CRB), Noncommercial Educational Webcasters, and Public Radio Broadcasters.