Re: (313) [313] just a quick question.
I also believe that Record Labels do not have to pay sales tax on copies which are labelled Promotional Use or pay MCPS duties on those records either. Cheers Jason Brunton Iridite On 2/9/03 12:11 PM, Tom Robbins/Magic Feet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: DJs, shops, distributors, journalists, live bookers etc etc etc. Many labels add stickers to promos saying 'not for re-sale', but it's a pointless endeavour: most inevitably get sold on for cash. Otherwise people would have shelves of unwanted records sitting there going to waste. TOM the curiosity is burning my brain. who gets promo copies of releases? and, if they're not for re-sale... how do they end up on the market?
Re: (313) [313] just a quick question.
that's right - depending on the industry agreement in place in the territory of production; mechanical royalties are not due on promotional pressings. rc on 10/2/03 9:08 PM, Jason Brunton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I also believe that Record Labels do not have to pay sales tax on copies which are labelled Promotional Use or pay MCPS duties on those records either. Cheers Jason Brunton Iridite On 2/9/03 12:11 PM, Tom Robbins/Magic Feet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: DJs, shops, distributors, journalists, live bookers etc etc etc. Many labels add stickers to promos saying 'not for re-sale', but it's a pointless endeavour: most inevitably get sold on for cash. Otherwise people would have shelves of unwanted records sitting there going to waste. TOM the curiosity is burning my brain. who gets promo copies of releases? and, if they're not for re-sale... how do they end up on the market?
(313) [313] just a quick question.
the curiosity is burning my brain. who gets promo copies of releases? and, if they're not for re-sale... how do they end up on the market?
Re: (313) [313] just a quick question.
DJs, shops, distributors, journalists, live bookers etc etc etc. Many labels add stickers to promos saying 'not for re-sale', but it's a pointless endeavour: most inevitably get sold on for cash. Otherwise people would have shelves of unwanted records sitting there going to waste. TOM the curiosity is burning my brain. who gets promo copies of releases? and, if they're not for re-sale... how do they end up on the market?
