royalty fees
[/ˈrɔɪəlti fiːz/]
nounpl: royalty fees
taxas de royalties
1. Payments made to the owner of intellectual property, such as patents, copyrights, trademarks, or natural resources, for the right to use, produce, or sell those assets
The author receives royalty fees every time her book is sold.
A autora recebe taxas de royalties cada vez que seu livro é vendido.
2. Compensation paid by a licensee to a licensor for the use of licensed material or technology
The company must pay royalty fees to use the patented technology in their production.
A empresa deve pagar taxas de royalties para usar a tecnologia patenteada em sua produção.
3. Payments made to resource owners or governments for the extraction and use of natural resources such as oil, minerals, or timber
Mining companies must pay royalty fees to the government for extracting minerals from public land.
As empresas de mineração devem pagar taxas de royalties ao governo pela extração de minerais de terras públicas.
In Brazil, royalty fees are increasingly important in the creative industries, technology sector, and natural resource extraction. The concept gained prominence with digital content distribution and software licensing. In the USA, royalty structures are fundamental to entertainment, publishing, and technology industries, with detailed calculations often specified in complex licensing agreements.
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