License fees

Price category departmental, institutional (initial purchase and annual license fee)... 

The classical royalty model, where the license fee is based on the added value of the new technology for the customer. As a mle, the royalties depend on the production volume and/or value of the chiral compound produced with the proprietary ligand, and are usually a percentage of product sales or a similar reference number. Also accepted are volume-independent royalties such as up-front or milestone payments. 

C 15 years, 8 months Immediately Less than 100 million A license fee of 3 million plus a royalty of 3.0% of net sales for first 6 years of sales 1 milhon when the suit is dismissed and 1 milhon at the first and second armiversaries of the shipment of the generic product. 

The Federal Firearms Act of 1938 (R L. No. 75-785) required that all dealers who buy or sell weapons across state lines hold a Federal Firearms License (FFL). The Gun Control Act of 1968 (P. L. No. 90-618) superseded the 1938 law. It increased license fees and prohibited most sales of firearms or ammunition across state lines. All gun dealers now had to be licensed and had to record all sales of firearms or ammunition so that they could be traced by police. Maximum penalties were raised to 5,000 and imprisonment for five years. 

The reactive iron required for the process costs approximately 375 to 450 per ton (D12778Q, p. 88 D213354, p. 5). Because the EnviroMetal technology is a patented process, a licensing fee (approximately 15% of capital costs) may also be required (D20317Y, p. 29). Capital cost information for several in situ EnviroMetal Process installations is summarized in Table 1. 

For PRBs using zero-valent iron, the cost of the reactive media can be estimated based on a density of about 2.83 kg of media per meter and a cost of approximately 440 to 500 per ton. An installation cost between 2500 and 8000 per liter for each minute of treatment capacity is a rule-of-thumb for estimating capital cost. Because the elemental iron treatment wall is patented, a site licensing fee is often required. O M costs are generally estimated to range from 1.30 and 5.20 per 1000 liters of treated water (D16068I). Costs for several metal-based PRB deployments are given in Table 1. 

The cost per ton depends on the percent, by weight, of metals in the material to be treated, as well as the quantity to be treated. Royalty fees decrease per ton when more waste is treated. License fees increase for a user with more waste to treat. 

Some expenses are directly related to prescription drug dispensing and should be allocated 100 percent to the prescription department. For Good Service Pharmacy, the direct expenses that are listed on the Income Statement are prescription vials and the computer. The total of these direct expenses is 17,250. Note Other direct expenses that may appear in a pharmacy Income Statement include delivery expenses, professional liability insurance, continuing education expenses, transaction fees, and professional license fees. 

Additional costs include the finger-stick laboratory testing devices, which require a licensing fee (a CLIA waiver), gloves, bandages, and sharps containers. He assumes for his cost analysis that he will check... 

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