ASC management fees as a percentage of net revenue
1. Three percent: 10 percent of management companies
2. Four percent: 10 percent of management companies
3. Five percent: 24 percent of management companies
4. Six percent: 43 percent of management companies
5. Seven percent: 5 percent of management companies
Minimum fees
6. Thirty-eight percent: yes
7. Sixty-two percent: no
Minimum fee charges
8. Less than $100,000: 30 percent
9. $100,000 to $199,999: 50 percent
10. $200,000 to $299,999: 10 percent
11. More than $300,000: 10 percent
Management fees change on a sliding scale
12. Forty-one percent: yes
13. Fifty-nine percent: no
Threshold when ASC management fees decrease
14. Average annual income less than $5 million: 25 percent
15. $5 million to $7.49 million: 38 percent
16. $7.5 million to $9.9 million: 0 percent
17. $10 million to $12.49 million: 25 percent
18. $12.5 million to $14.99 million: 0 percent
19. More than $15 million: 13 percent
Management fees at risk
20. Fourteen percent: yes
21. Eight-six percent: no
Factors influencing at-risk management fees
22. Revenue: 25 percent
23. Growth in revenue, profitability, case volume: 25 percent
24. Earnings and profitability: 50 percent
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