Русско-англо-русский юридический словарь

An agency fee is a payment made to an agent for the services they provide in facilitating a transaction or managing a business relationship. It is typically a percentage of the value of the deal or a fixed amount agreed upon in the contract. This fee compensates the agent for their role in representing or acting on behalf of another party. (Cobrief Legal Glossary)

It is unlawful for an employment agency to require an applicant to pay an agency fee in respect of employment under legislation introduced in Ireland in 2012. (thejournal.ie)

Note: a 20% Agency Fee is added to all fees and usage. (thecastingnetwork.co.uk)

This is based upon an agreed contracted rate of £825 per day plus an agency fee of 16%. (northeast-ca.gov.uk)

It was the second day of my search for a place to live in my new hometown, New York City. I was examining a one-bedroom apartment with ''loft'' (about three feet of airspace on stilts above the kitchen) that could be mine for only $1,350 a month, plus an agent's fee of about $2,500. (The New York Times)