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PERFORMANCE ROYALTY FEES must be paid no later than 10 days prior to your first performance to allow for authorization of your production. Mail form and payment to: Creative Classics Scripts PO Box

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How to fill out performance royalty fees

1. Gather all the necessary information and documentation such as the performance dates, venues, set lists, and details of works performed.
2. Determine the organizations or entities responsible for collecting performance royalty fees. This could be a performing rights organization (PRO) such as ASCAP or BMI.
3. Contact the appropriate PRO and inquire about their specific requirements and procedures for reporting and paying performance royalty fees.
4. Register as a member or licensee of the PRO if necessary, and obtain any required licenses or permissions.
5. Keep records of all performances and the corresponding royalty fees to ensure accurate and timely reporting.
6. Calculate the amount of performance royalty fees based on the PRO's rate structure, which may consider factors like the size of the audience, ticket sales, or the duration of the performance.
7. Submit the performance royalty fees and reports to the PRO according to their designated schedule or deadlines.
8. Keep track of any changes in your performances, venues, or repertoire to ensure accurate payment of performance royalty fees.
9. Stay informed about any updates or changes in the regulations or requirements related to performance royalty fees.
10. Regularly review and reconcile the payments and statements received from the PRO to ensure accuracy and resolve any discrepancies.

Who needs performance royalty fees?

1. Performance royalty fees are needed by various parties involved in public performances of copyrighted music or works.
2. Musicians and performers who write, compose, or own the rights to their music.
3. Artists and bands who perform live concerts or shows that include copyrighted music.
4. Venues such as concert halls, theaters, clubs, or bars that host live performances.
5. Event organizers or promoters who arrange concerts, festivals, or other public events that feature live music.
6. Broadcasters and radio stations that play or stream copyrighted music to the public.
7. Online platforms or streaming services that offer music for public consumption.
8. It is important for these entities to comply with performance royalty fee requirements to ensure that the creators and rights holders of the music receive fair compensation for the use of their works.

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What is performance royalty fees?

Performance royalty fees are payments made to music creators, such as songwriters and performers, for the public performance of their copyrighted works.

Who is required to file performance royalty fees?

Entities that publicly perform music, such as radio stations, venues, and streaming services, are typically required to file performance royalty fees.

How to fill out performance royalty fees?

To fill out performance royalty fees, one must complete a designated form, providing information about the music performed, including the titles, authors, and performance dates.

What is the purpose of performance royalty fees?

The purpose of performance royalty fees is to compensate creators for the use of their music in public performances, ensuring they receive recognition and payment for their work.

What information must be reported on performance royalty fees?

The information that must be reported includes the title of the work, the names of the songwriters and publishers, the date and location of the performance, and the duration of the use.