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[[Electronic Publishers]] often issue monthly statements and payments. Some publishers may report more frequently, depending on their policy and negotiated terms with authors and agents. | [[Electronic Publishers]] often issue monthly statements and payments. Some publishers may report more frequently, depending on their policy and negotiated terms with authors and agents. | ||
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| + | * [http://sfwa.org/bulletin/articles/profit-motive.html The Profit Motive] - Denise Little explains the various financial elements of the publishing industry. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:00, 5 March 2006
A royalty statement is a financial document that details the gross sales, returned items, other deduction, and the royalty rate applicable to the net sales. Statements are generally issued twice yearly, 60 to 90 days following the December and June month-ends. If payment is due with the statement, it is contractually required to be paid with the statement.
Electronic Publishers often issue monthly statements and payments. Some publishers may report more frequently, depending on their policy and negotiated terms with authors and agents.
Other Sources
- The Profit Motive - Denise Little explains the various financial elements of the publishing industry.
