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Self-Produced Audio Media Tariffs Work by work CURRENCY : EUR SOCIETY : SABAM PERIOD VALIDITY : 2017 BASIS OF ROYALTY: RRP (Recommended Retail Price) COUNTRY : BELGIUM New Max duration Max number Royalty Rate Minima** Minima** Promotional deduction*** DESCRIPTION code in minutes works / frag rate Deduction* (Incl. 33% deduction) (in €) (Incl. 33% deduction) on manufactured units VINYL % maximum units 45 rpm 17 cm Single S 8 02 / 06 12% 33% 8,000% 0,2796 0,1864 15% 250 45 rpm 17 cm EP EP 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3336 0,2224 15% 250 45 rpm (12 inches) Maxi Single DS 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6072 0,4048 15% 250 Disco Single Remix (12 inches) RDS 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6072 0,4048 15% 250 Maxi Single Remix (7 inches) RMS 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6072 0,4048 15% 250 LP 33 rpm 17cm EP EPM 20 06 / 18 12% 33% 8,000% 0,4164 0,2776 15% 250 LP 33 rpm 25 cm MLP 30 10 / 24 12% 33% 8,000% 0,4728 0,3152 15% 250 LP 33 rpm 30 cm LP 60 16 / 28 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 LP Compilation LP2 60 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 LP identical to a CD LP3 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 LP Compilation identical LP4 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 to a CD Compilation COMPACT DISC CD Single 2 tracks SCD 10 02 / 06 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3864 0,2576 15% 250 CD Singles 3&5 inches CDS 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD Maxi-single CDM 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD Maxi single remix RCD 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD-LP (5 inches) CD 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 CD Compilation CD2 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 SACD SA 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 SACD Compilation SA2 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 CD-EXTRA CD Extra Single 2 tracks CES 10 02 / 06 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3864 0,2576 15% 250 CD Extra Single CXS 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD Extra Maxi Single CXM 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD Extra Maxi Remix RCE 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 CD Extra EP CEP 30 10 / 24 12% 33% 8,000% 0,4728 0,3152 15% 250 CD Extra LP CE 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 CD Extra Compilation CE2 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 MUSIC CASSETTE MC single SMC 8 2 / 6 12% 33% 8,000% 0,2796 0,1864 15% 250 MC single identical to a CDS SM2 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 MC maxi MMC 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3336 0,2224 15% 250 MC EP EMC 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3336 0,2224 15% 250 MC Remix RMC 16 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3336 0,2224 15% 250 MC MCP 30 10 / 24 12% 33% 8,000% 0,4728 0,3152 15% 250 MC LP MC 60 16 / 28 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 MC Compilation MC2 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 0,6216 0,4144 15% 250 MC identical to a CD MC3 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 MC Compilation identical MC4 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 to a CD compilation Double MC DMC 120 32 / 56 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2432 0,8288 15% 250 Work by work CURRENCY : EUR SOCIETY : SABAM PERIOD VALIDITY : 2017 BASIS OF ROYALTY: RRP (Recommended Retail Price) COUNTRY : BELGIUM New Max duration Max number Royalty Rate Minima** Minima** Promotional deduction*** DESCRIPTION code in minutes works / frag rate Deduction* (Incl. 33% deduction) (in €) (Incl. 33% deduction) on manufactured units MINIDISC MD Single/ Maxi Single MDS 20 04 / 12 8% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 MD Maxi Remix MDR 20 04 / 12 8% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 MD EP MDP 30 10 / 24 8% 33% 8,000% 0,4728 0,3152 15% 250 MD MD 80 18 / 30 8% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 MD Compilation MD2 80 20 / 33 8% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DIGITAL COMPACT CASSETTE DCC DC 80 18 / 30 8% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DCC Compilation DC2 80 20 / 33 8% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DVD AUDIO DVD Audio Single DAS 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 DVD Audio Maxisingle DAM 20 04 / 12 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,3968 15% 250 DVD Audio Album DAA 80 18 / 30 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DVD Audio Compilation DAC 80 20 / 33 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DVD VIDEO DVD Video Single DVS n/a n/a 12% 33% 8,000% 0,3864 0,2576 15% 250 DVD Video Maxisingle DVM n/a n/a 12% 33% 8,000% 0,5952 0,5952 15% 250 DVD Video Album DVA n/a n/a 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 DVD Video Compilation DVC n/a n/a 12% 33% 8,000% 1,2468 0,8312 15% 250 * De korting van 33% is enkel geldig wanneer de aanvraag tot toelating voorafgaand aan de persing werd ingediend. * La réduction de 33% ne s’applique que si la demande d’autorisation a été faite avant le pressage. * The 33% discount applies only when the request for license was made prior to the pressing. ** = minimum per geluidsdrager ** = minimum par support sonore ** = minimum per sound carrier *** De producent geniet van een korting van 15% op de geperste aantallen voor promotionele doeleinden. Deze korting wordt automatisch door Sabam toegekend en is beperkt tot de eerste licentieaanvraag van elk catalogusnummer. *** Le producteur bénéficie d’uneristourne de 15% sur le nombre d’exemplaires pressés à des fins promotionnelles. Cette ristourne est accordée automatiquement par la Sabam et est limitée à la 1ère demande de licence de chaque n° de catalogue. *** The producer benefits from a deduction of 15% on the manufactured units for promotional use. This deduction is automatically applied by Sabam and is limited to the first license request of each catalogue number. Rue d’Arlon 75−77, 1040 Bruxelles T +32 2 286 82 11 − [email protected] − sabam.be TVA BE 0402 989 270 − RPM Bruxelles IBAN: BE97 3100 7295 0049 − SWIFT BIC: BBRUBEBB.
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