Joint costs likewise make it hard to draw inferences from fee levels.
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The charity will show how it allocated joint costs between fund raising and program expenses.
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This is called a joint cost, which is listed on Form 990, just beneath line 44.
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They split profits after joint costs, then each pays the cost of their separate editorial staffs.
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The newspapers split all revenue evenly after joint costs, but then use their respective shares to pay for their independent editorial staffs.
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Lockyer, however, finally relented Thursday and agreed to use an unspecified amount of the $ 1.3 million to pay for joint costs.
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When Styron's group evaluates a charity, " almost all of the time, we consider joint costs to be all fund raising, " she says.
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Lockyer, however, finally relented Thursday and agreed to use an unspecified amount of the $ 1 . 3 million to pay for joint costs.
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In competition those joint costs are apportioned among paying customers according to their elasticity of demand, not according to any rule of equal treatment.
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In 1998, for example, after both The Examiner and the Chronicle paid their joint costs, they split the remaining $ 80 million in revenue, he said.
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