On payday, it recoups the money directly from the employer.
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Selling technology externally recoups only a tiny fraction of that amount.
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The firm recoups its costs through tolls or fixed state payments.
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The agency often, but not always, recoups compensation in cases involving accounting misconduct.
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The S&P 500 recoups 3.4% on average, trading positively 83% of the time.
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This deal required a royalty of $2 per straw until he recoups $1.8 million.
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It has also said it recoups less than half the list price for EpiPens.
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Like a bounty hunter, this contractor is undoubtedly rewarded a portion of what it recoups.
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Mr Dromashko says he spends about 4m roubles per month on electricity, but easily recoups that.
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Last year, Consumer Reports spent about $2.2 million on cars, most of which it eventually recoups.
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If a piece sells, Make a Frame recoups the cost of the frame, plus 20 percent.
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The airport operator recoups the money from fees it charges airlines and leases on retail space.
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The means the government recoups $3.9 million out of $6.65 million paid by Armstrong in the settlement.
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The federal government recoups this penalty via the tax filing process (this calculator tells you how much you would pay).
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Released value protection is the minimum standard, which recoups up to 60 cents per pound if something is lost or damaged.
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"North Korea still has some way to go before it recoups the loss of coal from its exports," the group said.
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It also allows firms to write off much of their development costs and recoups tax money once fields go into production.
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The average remodeling project recoups just 56.8 percent of its cost in added home value, according to Remodeling magazine's annual Cost vs.
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The danger is that Uber's business model could be completely upended by self-driving cars long before Uber recoups its early losses.
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Defeated in the Albany campaign of 1962, the commander King recoups and in the spring of 1963 wins the Battle of Birmingham.
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It will be a long haul before Bombardier recoups its costs on the project, says Bjorn Fehrm at Leeham Company, an aviation consultant.
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At these rates, Bird only recoups $67 on the cost of the average scooter — in other words, it loses a whopping $7 per scooter.
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"For well-targeted education investment and health, the government recoups much of its investment in increased tax revenue" and decreased health expenditures later on.
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Read More Dollar recoups some losses vs yen on Japan intervention fears On its face, this might be considered a boon for U.S. companies.
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The same study found that the government recoups much of its investment in Medicaid for children in the form of higher future tax payments.
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For example, a $62,158 major kitchen remodel recoups just 753 percent in resale value, according to the 2017 Cost vs Value report from Remodeling.
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It recoups some, but not all, of that new spending with hundreds of billions of dollars in Medicare cuts, which reduce federal health spending.
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That should be good for shareholders in both companies, but it recoups less than a third of the missing $15 billion or so of value.
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Instead, Landed recoups its investment when the home is sold or refinanced, assuming up to 25% of the appreciation or depreciation of the home's value.
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The home credit unit's collections performance - which measures the percentage of due loan payments it recoups - in September was 65 percent, up from 57 percent in August.
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The V.A. sees patients at all stages of treatment, so it recoups the costs of the incentive programs by avoiding the expensive hospitalizations that follow untreated addiction.
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Exxon has proposed a production-sharing agreement whereby it recoups its development costs by sharing the output of the Nahr Bin Umar and Artawi fields with the government.
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Collectively, the 80 students who are getting paid typically log 350 to 400 hours working per month; the district pays them, and recoups the funds by billing the companies.
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He recoups the money he spends on products when he sells them; he then puts the profits back into his business, which he says enables it to keep growing.
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San Francisco-based Spin, which started with bikes, says its scooters have gotten 20-times more usage, and it recoups the cost of a scooter in two to three weeks.
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LNG sold to Asian customers on the spot market has halved in value and U.S. LNG bought in long-term contracts and sold to Europe barely recoups the shipping costs.
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On that basis it makes sense that Britain recoups little tax on the profits of companies like Google and Facebook, which have most of their programmers, and their headquarters, in America.
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Luckily for the Post-It note king, however, Hannah naps, recoups, and summons up enough energy to meet Connor for some post-dinner swaying to the tunes of Lukas Graham, and a rose, natch.
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The government recoups much of its investment in Medicaid for children over time in the form of higher future tax payments, a 2015 study published by the non partisan National Bureau of Economic Research found.
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After Facebook recoups the fee it paid the league for game recaps via revenue from video ads, the agreement shifts to the NFL taking 1.93% of the video ad revenue, while Facebook keeps the remaining share.
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Branson, for his part, has pledged to start lowering ticket prices after Galactic recoups some of its steep R&D costs, although he wouldn't say how low they could go when asked by CNN Business last year.
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The big difference between the games, and what really makes Fortnite shine, is Epic's free-to-play model, which gets the title into as many players' hands as possible and recoups the money, and then some, by way of in-game purchases.
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Sunrun, which pays for most of its systems itself upfront and recoups that cost in monthly payments from customers over a 20-year period, believes net present value is a better metric by which to value its business than quarterly revenue or income.
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For instance, this could involve telecoms sacrificing an ongoing portion of future revenue to secure a lower upfront price for Cisco's products; or it could entail a telecom sharing a portion of quarterly revenue that is capped when Cisco recoups the cost of its products.
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"When we picked up this product, they (Merck) weren't spending a dollar on it," said Bresch, Bresch said Mylan recoups less than half of EpiPen's list price because pharmacy benefit managers, which often require discounted prices or rebates from drugmakers, are involved, along with insurers and others.
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"When we picked up this product, they (Merck) weren't spending a dollar on it," said Bresch, Bresch said Mylan recoups less than half of EpiPen's list price because pharmacy benefit managers, which often require discounted prices or rebates from drugmakers, are involved, along with insurers and others.
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A post Tuesday from Electronic Frontier Foundation researcher Dave Maas lays out two highly sketchy ways that Vigilant recoups its costs and probably a lot more, both of which are enshrined in "warrant redemption" program contracts Vigilant has with law enforcement agencies in Guadalupe County and the City of Kyle.
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But now this peculiar creature, famous for its regenerative abilities (like when some grew two heads in space), may have another unforeseen idiosyncrasy: It not only reacts to light after decapitation, but it gradually recoups an ability to see finer aspects of light as its eyes and brain grow back.
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To replace an agreement that has now lapsed, Equity is asking that the next version include not only a pay raise (currently lab participants are paid about $1,000 a week) but also a provision requiring that 1 percent of any profit after a show recoups its capitalization costs be shared with lab participants, since they helped to create the show's success.
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It works similarly to a Keurig coffee machine, but Origin thinks it can use its smoothie maker as a Trojan horse to sell more food and other items inside the 188,1003 offices in the U.S. Right now it earns a 56 percent margin on the $2.99 pods, recoups the kiosk cost in 7 weeks and now has $30,000 in monthly recurring revenue as it grows 50 percent weekly.
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Other than a few private equity funds that bought up cheap single family homes at the housing market's bottom between 2010-2012, there are few ways for investors to own a diversified pool of residential real estate, a market that at $30 trillion is more valuable than the U.S. stock market A homeowner can buy Unison out at any point after three years — as long it recoups its original investment.
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"productive"@ * STOXX up 27.7 pct as banks, consumer stocks climb * DAX recoups losses after Mnuchin comment * Autos still slide after weak European car sales * Scout26 soars after private equity consortium takeover offer * Strong Universal Music Group results boost Vivendi (Updates prices, adds details, graphic) LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Signs of progress from U.S.-China trade talks in Beijing helped European stocks reverse earlier losses on Friday, while auto shares continued to slide after figures showing an ongoing slump in European car sales.
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Yet through the apes Sinbad recoups his fortune, and so eventually finds a ship which takes him home once more to Baghdad.
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GCU, which invested $10 million into the project, will split the golf course's profits with the City of Phoenix after it recoups its initial investment.
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Ord reveals that Drake had given him a letter for Murdock. Murdock also meets Coral and Martinelli (Morris Carnovsky), the club owner, there. Seeing Coral losing heavily at roulette, Murdock not only recoups her losses at craps, he wins her $16,000. For some reason, however, she is uncomfortable with the situation.
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In 2019, worldwide installed PV capacity increased to more than 635 gigawatts (GW) covering approximately two percent of global electricity demand. In 2020, a rooftop photovoltaic system recoups the energy needed to manufacture them in 1.28 years in Ottawa, Canada, 0.97 years in Catania, Italy, and 0.4 years in Jaipur, India.
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Act I opens with Arbenin playing cards with Prince Zvezdich, and losing. Arbenin recoups his losses and gives the money back to Prince Zvezdich. From there the pair go to a masquerade party also being attended by Arbenin's wife, Nina. Zvezdich flirts with a dissolute lady, a baroness who is a friend of Nina.
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La bonne année (also known in the United States as Happy New Year) is a 1973 film directed by Claude Lelouch. It tells the story of a gangster who organises a successful heist but is himself caught and jailed. Released early, he not only recoups his share of the takings but also regains his girlfriend.
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Thea gets off the train at Flagstaff, Arizona, seeing the San Francisco Peaks to reach the Bitmer home. She recoups her health, with days in the canyon, resting in one of the ancient cliff dwellings, while sharing the meals of Mr. and Mrs. Bitmer. She comes to know herself better in the moments of isolation. Ottenburg joins her in July.
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"'Spring Awakening' Recoups on Broadway", Playbill, August 28, 2007 Decca Broadway released the original cast recording on December 12, 2006, which won the Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album in 2008. The guitar on which Sheik composed songs for Spring Awakening was included in the 2008 exhibition "Writing to Character: Songwriters & the Tony Awards" at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
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The retailer also recoups the deposit from the distributor. This system encourages consumers to properly dispose of the waste they generate by buying beverages in disposable containers. It also creates a privately funded system for the handling of this waste. A deposit-refund bill named National Beverage Container Reuse and Recycling Act was introduced by the House of Representatives in 1994 but never became federal law.
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While critics contend that kosher certification raises the cost of the product to the consumer, the fees are absorbed into the client's regular operating costs. The client recoups the fee many times over due to the increased sales that result from kosher certification. However, the client may incur additional expense if it must make changes in its machinery or production process to accommodate the kosher certification.
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Research shows that government programs that focus on improving low-income children's health and educational outcomes are the most effective social programs in the United States, with benefits substantial enough that the US government recoups its investment. The presence of veto points in the U.S. structure of government makes social programs in the United States resilient to fundamental change (both in terms of expanding and reducing the scope of social programs).
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The Double Event is a 1921 British silent comedy film directed by Kenelm Foss and starring Mary Odette, Roy Travers and Lionelle Howard.Low p.358 After her father, a country clergyman, loses large sums of money his daughter recoups his losses by becoming the partner of a bookie. The film is based on a play of the same title, which was adapted into a sound film The Double Event in 1934.
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He re-enters the building, which explodes. Paris and Nishi, believing Melvin to be dead, call off the manhunt. Soon Melvin is revealed to have survived, sheltered from the blast by an enormous solid gold film stand-up made for the flop that destroyed Nishi's career. Melvin and Keiko are reunited and ride off together, while Nishi recoups his losses by making a film out of the story of his daughter's kidnapping.
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Television deficit financing also helps to minimize the substantial risks and costs of developing programs for the networks and gives studios initial benefits as well. The studio bears the difference between production costs and licensing fees, but recoups significantly more money if the show is sold in syndication. The main benefit of deficit financing comes from syndication, this offers different windows for the program, i.e. first run syndication, second run, cable, etc.
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Here, unfortunately, Jaffer discovers that Alladin is alive, so, in a disguised form, he steals the lamp, imprisons Yasmin and pulls back Alladin's wealth. At present, Alladin moves in search of Yasmin, with the help of Yakub lands at the fort and spots that Jaffer is threatening Yamin to fulfill his lust. At that point in time, trickily Alladin recoups the lamp, eliminates Jaffer and bounces back to Bagdad. At last, Sultan handovers the kingdom to Alladin and he sets the ghost-free as it may not be misused.
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In 2014, it was one of the highest-grossing productions on Broadway at the Marriott Marquis Theatre.Healy, Patrick “Like Magic: ‘The Illusionists’ Recoups on Broadway”, The New York Times, 24 December 2014. In 2015, it was the sixth highest grossing show on Broadway, recouping its costs while breaking the existing house record at the Neil Simon Theatre. In 2016, it was the first show to exceed one million GBP in one week at the Shaftesbury Theatre, London.Hemley, Matthew “’The Illusionists’ breaks box office records at the Shaftesbury Theatre”, “The Stage”, 11 January 2016.
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In 2012, Hurricane Sandy claimed parts of Rye Playland's boardwalk, flooded and caused substantial damage to the Ice Casino, and scattered debris throughout Read Sanctuary. In May 2016, the Westchester County Board of Legislators voted 13-4 to give control of the park to a management company called Standard Amusements. Standard Amusements agreed to invest $27.5 million into the park, which it will manage for 30 years. Westchester County maintains ownership of the park, and will receive an annual base rent and 8% of the park's profits after Standard Amusements recoups its initial investment.
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National Narrowcasting Network LLC or N³ is a U.S. company based in Memphis, Tennessee, which installs LCD television monitors in public places and broadcasts television commercials to them. At a cost of 10,000 U.S. dollars each, the company recoups its investment in the units by keeping 90% of the advertising revenue it earns, paying the other 10% as rent to the owner of the space. As a test market, N³ has installed about 40 of the units in bathrooms of bars and nightclubs in metro Atlanta. It intends to expand to hotels, theme parks, student centers, liquor stores, and even banks.
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Arcadia Recoups Production Costs, Finishes Run Sept 12 Arcadia returned to Broadway, at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, on 17 March 2011, again directed by David Leveaux. The cast included Margaret Colin (Lady Croom), Billy Crudup (Septimus in the original Broadway version, now playing Bernard Nightingale), Raúl Esparza (Valentine Coverly), Glenn Fleshler (Captain Brice), Grace Gummer (Chloë Coverly), Edward James Hyland (Jellaby), Byron Jennings (Richard Noakes), Bel Powley (Thomasina Coverly), Tom Riley (Septimus Hodge), Noah Robbins (Gus Coverly/Augustus Coverly), David Turner (Ezra Chater), and Lia Williams (Hannah Jarvis). The production was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play.
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Gans, Andrew. "Billy, Carnage, Hair, Blithe and Rush Win Drama League Awards" , Playbill, May 15, 2009 By August 2009, the revival had recouped its entire $5,760,000 investment, becoming one of the fastest-recouping musicals in Broadway history."HAIR Recoups Investment On Broadway", Playbill, August 7, 2009 Its cast album was nominated for the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album."Review Roundup: HAIR National Tour" . BroadwayWorld.com, March 10, 2011 When the Broadway cast transferred to London for the 2010 West-End revival, a mostly new tribe took over on Broadway on March 9, 2010, including former American Idol finalists Ace Young as Berger and Diana DeGarmo as Sheila.
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Another typical variation in NCAA Calcutta auctions is the bundling and auctioning off as a block the lowest seeded teams in each region, called the "Dogs". For example, the 16th to 13th seeded teams from the Midwest Region would be bid upon as a bundle named the "Dogs of the Midwest". The winning bidder would own all 4 teams and usually recoups his or her investment if one or two of the Dogs wins an upset. This is similar to parimutuel betting, in that the winnings are awarded from the total pool of bets, but differs in that only one player can bet on any one contestant.
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Privatized tax collection occurs wherever the state passes on its obligation to collect taxes to private companies or firms in return for a fixed or ad valorem fee. This contrasts with tax farming where a private individual or organization pays off a pre-determined tax debt, and then subsequently recoups that payment by collecting money from the people within a certain area or business. A modern example of a variation of tax farming is the United States IRS outsourcing of the collection of taxpayers' debts to private debt collection agencies from September 2006. Opponents to this change note that the IRS will be handing over personal information to these debt collection agencies, who are being paid between twenty-two and twenty-four percent of the amount collected.
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If an artist gets no advance at all, they owe their record company less money, thus allowing them to start receiving royalty checks earlier; that is, if sales warrant any royalty checks at all. However, since the record label typically recoups so many different costs, it is actually to the artist's advantage to get the largest advance possible because they may not see any royalties checks for quite some time; again, that is, if sales warrant any royalties checks at all. Another advantage of getting an advance; the advance money the artist owes the label is only recoupable through the artist's royalties, not through a return of the advance itself. In a record contract, options are agreed upon between the record company and the act.
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After the sale, the fence recoups his investment by disguising the stolen nature of the goods (via methods such as repackaging and altering/effacing serial numbers) and reselling the goods as near to the white market price as possible without drawing suspicion. This process often relies on a legal business (such as a pawnshop, flea market or street vendor) in order to "launder" the stolen goods by intermixing them with legally-purchased items of the same type. The fence is able to make a profit with stolen merchandise because he is able to secretly pay thieves a very low price for "hot" goods that cannot be easily sold on the open markets. Fencing is illegal in all countries, but legally proving a violation of anti-fencing laws can be difficult.
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Soon afterwards, Phil recoups his alcoholism upon struggling to cope with his turbulent relationships with Stella and Suzy – up to the point where he nearly takes his frustrations out of Ben. During a family meal where Peggy is set to announce her engagement to her brother-in- law Archie (Larry Lamb), tensions build when Phil upsets Ben and nearly lashes out at him. This prompts Archie to confront Phil over his behaviour. In doing so, the two share a conversation about how they were respectively abused by their fathers – with Phil confining to Archie about to extent of how Eric treated him, before Archie explains that both he and Eric were mistreated by their father prior to his death; which Archie claims to be the "best thing that happened to him".
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During the trip, Steve seeks to reconcile with Mel even when she is set to marry Phil's stepson Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) after her relationship with Steve ended due to the Saskia impact. However, Mel soon recoups her relationship with Steve after she dumps Ian for discovering that he lied to her and the square about his little daughter Lucy (Casey Anne Rothery) dying of cancer when in actuality she had been fine all along. During the Millennium Eve ceremony on New Year's Eve 1999, Steve is surprised to see Matthew in the midst of celebrations; Matthew's conviction has been quashed on appeal and because of his good behaviour over the course of his wrongful imprisonment. For the next month in early 2000, Steve grows paranoid when Matthew alleges that he intents to settle his score with his former boss for good.
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He then went on to proceed in forming a close friendship with his colleague Jason Grimshaw (Ryan Thomas); instigate a feud with Shelley's ex-husband Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) after assaulting him; embark on an affair with Jason's girlfriend Maria Sutherland (Samia Smith); attempt to drown local teenager David Platt (Jack P. Shepherd) in retribution for the latter trying to blackmail him; and repeatedly clashes with Maria's best friend Claire Peacock (Julia Haworth) over his antagonistic nature. In his exit storyline, Charlie recoups his once-broken romance with Peter's stepsister Tracy Barlow (Kate Ford) - who, unbeknownst to him, is plotting to exact revenge on the character after discovering the extent of his affairs and deceit. This ultimately results in Tracy attacking Charlie with an ornament, which consequently results in Charlie being hospitalised and later dying of his injuries.
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The company was founded by William Hill in 1934 at a time when gambling was illegal in Britain.William Hill: History It changed hands many times, being acquired by Sears Holdings in 1971,Richard Davenport-Hines, ‘Clore, Sir Charles (1904–1979)’ Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 then by Grand Metropolitan in 1988, then by Brent Walker in 1989. In September 1996, Brent Walker recouped £117m of the £685m it had paid for William Hill when Grand Metropolitan were found to have exaggerated the company's profits at the time of the sale."BRENT WALKER RECOUPS POUNDS 117M FROM BETTING STAKE OF SEVEN YEARS AGO", The Observer, London, 29 September 1996 Japanese investment bank Nomura mounted a £700m leveraged buyout of William Hill in 1997, when Brent Walker collapsed with debts exceeding £1.3bn after an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office which saw two directors given prison sentences.
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Instead, MLSE looked for $10 million in public funding from each of the municipal, provincial, and federal governments to top up their $90 million contribution, plus any cost overruns, for the expansion. MLSE argued that the new stadium would result in $8 million in economic benefits, including taxes, accruing to the province annually, and $18 million in taxes on the construction project. The company has agreed to pay a fixed annual rental fee of $865,000 to the City for the upgraded stadium, rather than the variable revenue sharing model under the present agreement which returned an average of $397,000 to the city over the previous five years, to help ensure that the city recoups its investment. The new arrangement guaranteed the city $25.4 million, and with the projected $6 million in parking revenues the $31 million in revenue over the term of the lease would be $19 million more than under the former agreement.
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The government has a large department and a number of programs to try to ensure the well being of immigrants to Canada, and ameliorate their economic condition. The Citizenship and Immigration Canada department employs 5,000 staff,About the Department, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, URL accessed 25 November 2006 which on a per capita basis is 3 times more than the 15,000 U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services employees. Citizenship and Immigration Canada recoups some of its department costs through landing fees. In 2006, the Canadian government reduced the landing fee per immigrant by 50%.Promoting opportunity for new Canadians , Prime Minister of Canada website, 12 May 2006, URL accessed 25 November 2006 The Parliamentary Budget Officer has reported that irregular migration, from the initial entry into Canada to the final decision from the Immigration and Refugee Board and/or Federal Court, as well as any deportations, cost the federal government $340 million in 2017-18, and is projected to rise to $396 million in 2019-20.
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