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contingency fee
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contingency fee
n.
A fee, as for an attorney's services, that is payable only in the event of a successful or satisfactory outcome.

contingency fee
n
(Law) a lawyer's fee that only becomes payable if the case is successful
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Noun1.contingency fee - a fee that is payable only if the outcome is successful (as for an attorney's services)
fee - a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services
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contingency fee
n (US Jur) → Erfolgshonorar nt


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Raising extra contingent fees to fund school activities without prior approval is banned.
Raising extra contingent fees to fund school activities without prior approval is banned.
The proposed regulations clarify that a contingent fee includes a fee that is based on a percentage of a refund reported on the return, that is based on a percentage of taxes saved, or that depends on attaining a specific tax result.
 
 
 
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