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Royalty

A fee that one receives in exchange for allowing another party to use and profit from one's property. For example, a publisher who prints and sells a book must compensate the author for use of his/her intellectual property. Usually a royalty is a percentage of the revenue or profit that the other party (in this example, the publisher) makes.

royalties

payments made for the use of an INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT (copyrights, patents etc.) or physical property rights (mineral extraction rights etc.).

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In addition to collecting your performance royalties, ASCAP, BMI and SESAC all offer regular songwriters' panels and showcases to help their members develop their careers.

Turning melodies into royalties: the real avenue in the music business is in the ownership rights to the hits. Here's how to publish and not perish

In a sign of confidence in Gold Royalties, Metals Creek has agreed to a contractual escrow period whereby the Share Consideration will be subject to escrow with a 25% release every six (6) months from the date of closing of the Transaction.

Canada : Gold Royalties Corporation Agrees to Acquire Iron Horse Project Royalty

Citing Plastics Engineering, the IRS ruled that the royalties paid by the subsidiary for the rights under the licensing agreement constituted licensing and franchise costs within the scope of Regs.

To capitalize or to expense: how sec. 263A treats royalties

MLB Properties' new program does not replace the museum's program, which has generated over $6 million in sales for various licenses, with royalties going to the museum.

Black baseball legends get Major League deal: proceeds of new licensing program will benefit former Negro League players

In considering what might constitute a "reasonable" royalty, it is recommended that subcommittee members might want to first examine the practices in the industry when private royalties are negotiated.

Hard-rock mining royalties and the federal law

Royalties. Article 12 of the 1981 Draft provides that royalties derived and beneficially owned by a resident of the Contracting State shall be taxable only in that State.

U.S. Model Income Tax Treaty

In February Sandstorm Gold said it had entered into an arrangement agreement with Gold Royalties.

Sandstorm Gold Closes USD 4.72m Acquisition of Gold Royalties

In the 2012-2013 Queensland State Budget, the Queensland Government announced an increase in the royalty rates for coal sold, disposed of or used on or after October 1, 2012, which will also apply to Anglo Pacific s Kestrel and Crinum royalties. The effective royalty rate for a particular period depends on the average price per tonne of coal for the return period and is calculated on a tiered system.

United Kingdom : Proposed Increase to Coal Royalty Rate in Queensland, Australia

International Royalty Corporation (AMEX:ROY) (TSX: IRC), a US-based mineral royalty company, has completed acquisitions of certain Australian royalties from Rio Tinto (LSE: RIO) (ASX: RIO) (NYSE:RTP).

International Royalty Closes Australian Royalty Acquisitions

In general, this new provision provides an exception from the subpart F rules for dividends, interest, rents and royalties received from related CFCs, if the income that gives rise to the repatriated earnings does not originate from subpart F income when earned by the CFC.

New subpart F lookthrough rules

In fiscal year 2001, the federal government collected $7.5 billion in royalties from the sale of oil and gas produced on federal lands.

Mineral Revenues: A More Systematic Evaluation of the Royalty-in-Kind Pilots Is Needed

The taxpayer argued that deductions "which are attributable to" property held for the production of rents or royalties are allowed by IRC section 161 in arriving at adjusted gross income.