Bonus Fees definition
Examples of Bonus Fees in a sentence
In respect of Outcome Fees and Bonus Fees: if the Participant's Anchor Date was on or prior to 30 June 2018, the Fee amounts specified in Annexure B2 will apply; or if the Participant's Anchor Date was on or following 1 July 2018, the Fee amounts specified in Annexure B1 will apply.
In respect of Outcome Fees and Bonus Fees: if the Participant's Anchor Date was on or following 1 July 2018, the Fee amounts specified in Annexure B1 will apply.
PVAM understands and agrees that not all of these Initial Bonus Fees are under the unilateral control of PVAM, but it agrees to use its reasonable commercial efforts to achieve each milestone as promptly as commercially practical.
The Initial Bonus Fees, which, in aggregate, shall not exceed $400,000, shall be paid as set forth on Schedule 4.
Pursuant to a confirmation dated 28 February 2012, China Everbright confirmed that they would waive all Bonus Fees payable by the Company under the Agreement, the First Supplemental Agreement and the Second Supplemental Agreement.
However, Allegro shall pay Bonus Fees set forth in the Original Agreement to PVAM if the following conditions are met: (i) continued progress towards the milestones is made during the Term and (ii) any applicable Achievement Criterion for the Bonus Fee related to compensation matters is achieved on or before January 31, 2008 and for the Bonus Fee related to a market listing is achieved on or before June 30, 2008, in each case even given the Term may have earlier ended.
PC411 will commence the payment of the Distribution Fees and Bonus Fees at such time as there are 1,000 Registered Customers.
In such event, the Company shall pay to Executive or his estate any accrued but unpaid Base Fee and any Achievement Bonus Fees to the extent earned.
The Initial Bonus Fees, which, in aggregate, shall not exceed $275,000, shall be paid as set forth on Schedule 4; however, OPA agrees to allow Allegro to defer payment of any Initial Bonus Fees earned on or after October 1, 2007.
The acquisition cost per Good Order includes lead or file expense, the call center fees, "capping" or closing costs (not to exceed $20 per order), and TBC's Base Retainer and Monthly Bonus (Base Retainer and Monthly Bonus Fees are collectively referred to as "TBC Fees") divided by the aggregate number of Good Orders per month.