referral fee definition
referral fee means any form of compensation, direct or indirect, paid for the referral of a client to or from a registrant.
referral fee means any benefit provided for the referral of a client to or from a registrant.
referral fee means any compensation, whether made directly or indirectly, provided for the referral of a derivatives party to or from a derivatives firm;
More Definitions of referral fee
referral fee means compensation for recommending or referring any service of a CPA to any person;
referral fee means any compensation, regardless of its form, whether made directly or indirectly, paid for the referral of a derivatives party to or from a derivatives firm;
referral fee means consideration of any kind paid or demanded for the referral of a potential or actual buyer, seller, lessor, or lessee of real estate;
referral fee means the commission You are entitled to in the event of You providing Us with a qualified referral Lead.
referral fee means any fee paid by a licensee to any person or entity, other than a cooperative commission offered by a listing broker to a selling broker or vice versa.
referral fee means the amounts due to you in your capacity as an Affiliate, payable by QT as referral fees in respect of every trading transaction concluded by your Traders on your Traders’ Trading Accounts which earns QT brokerage in the manner set out in Annexure A to this Agreement;
referral fee means the applicable fee based on the Sales Proceeds from Your Transaction through the applicable Amazon Site specified on the Selling on Amazon Fee Schedule for that Amazon Site at the time of Your Transaction, based on the categorization by Amazon of the type of product that is the subject of Your Transaction; provided, however, that Sales Proceeds will not include any shipping charges set by us in the case of Your Transactions that consist solely of products fulfilled using Fulfillment by Amazon.