scale fee
noun[C]
COMMERCE,FINANCEukusamethodofchargingforworkwhere the moreworkyou do, the less youchargeperhour:
Heofferedascalefeefor hislegalwork.
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The hospital uses a slidingscalefeestructure that provides affordable healthcare to an underserved rural population of over 500,000.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.I could not even guess what thescalefeewould be for the audit of the fund.
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A duty to pay thescalefee, for example, as in subsection (3) would be inappropriate if the fee scale were purely advisory.
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In that way, a smallscalefeefor a minor planning matter would result, and the incentive for evasion would not really exist.
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It has always been thought reasonable that the proper way to charge those whose funds are thus administered is by ascalefee.
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It is more difficult to increase ascalefeethan to increase a fee which is not ascalefee, or is not any kind of fixed fee.
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If it is reasonable, the result of the operation of thescalefeecharged must be to produce higher fees in some cases than in others.
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Outside auditors would naturally expect to be paid theirscalefee, which would come out of money that would otherwise be available to the fund's trustees.
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However, simple savings accounts can be opened by anyone and maintained with scale fees equivalent to their onshore counterparts.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Since then, of course, there has been an order which prohibits the charging of scale fees by agents.
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