Charter Dues Sample Clauses

Charter Dues. Charter dues are $120 for each 3-year period and will be due at the start of the 3-year period, and then on the subsequent 3-year renewal date. Dues may be subject to change in the future. Failure to pay the charter dues on time may result in revocation of the chapter’s charter. For chapters newly chartered, the dues are prorated based on the year within the cycle that the chapter is chartered. The current chapter cycle runs from July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2020. Chapters chartered in the first year of the cycle will pay $120; chapters chartered in the 2nd year will pay $80; and chapters chartered in the 3rd year of the cycle will pay $40.
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Charter Dues. BNRF National Charter dues are $150 for each year and will be due on April 15th every year. Dues may be subject to change in thefuture. Failure to pay the charter dues on time may result in revocation of the chapter’s charter. These charter dues should be paid online through the accounting software provided on the BNRF website or by calling the BNRF National Office. The BNRF National Office will also send email reminders with a link to pay charter dues at least 60 days in advance of the deadline.

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