Dues calculator

This form is to help you calculate your 2010 NNA Dues, effective Dec. 1, 2009.

Some simple notes you need to know before filling out this form.

• Dues are calculated on frequency and total circulation.
• No commas or periods are needed to denote thousands.
• If a category does not apply, please place a 0 in the box
• Boxes on the right hand side of the form will automatically be calculated for you (except for the Postal Protection Fund).
• Online Newspaper membership fee is a flat $500.

 

1.	Number of daily newspapers x $255 =	$
2.	Number of non-daily newspapers x $75 =	$
3.	Free circulation for all newspapers = Paid circulation for all newspapers = Calculated circulation total = (Sum of the above two boxes)	$
	Look at the below table to find out circulation rates. There is a $5.00 per 1,000 over 60,000 circulation. If your circulation is above 60,000 the next box shows an extra fee. Otherwise the amount in the calculated box should be zero. $5 per 1,000 over 60,000 =	$
4.	Capital Club Assesment for NNA's technology upgrades: newspapers x $10 = Unless the newspaper's total circulation is under 1,000	$
	NNA Dues Total =	$
	Postal Protection Fund (voluntary donation) =	$
	Total Amount Due =	$

 

Category/Circulation Level	2010 Annual Dues
0 - 999	$163
1,000 - 1,999	$298
2,000 - 2,999	$411
3,000 - 3,999	$475
4,000 - 4,999	$512
5,000 - 7,999	$583
8,000 - 10,999	$697
11,000 - 15,999	$784
16,000 - 25,999	$908
26,000 - 39,999	$962
40,000 - 49,999	$1,143
50,000 - 59,999	$1,287
60,000 - up*	$1,352

* Rate per thousand over 60,000: $5.00

Dues payments may be deductible by members as an ordinary and necessary business expense except to the extent they are used for lobbying purposes. For lobbying purposes 5 percent of your dues are not tax deductible. Please refer tax deductibility to your account. $12.00 of your dues goes to Publisher's Auxiliary.

Contributions or gifts to NNA are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.

 

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