Delayed Royalty Payments
Definition
Licensees delay sales reports or underpay; licensors lack audit enforcement, causing cash drag in $5.1bn sporting goods market.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: 30-90 days extended time-to-cash; 10-15% royalties on $5.1bn industry sales at risk[1][8]
- Frequency: Quarterly or per agreement terms
- Root Cause: No automated reporting mandates; weak audit clauses[1]
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Sporting goods brands in Australia 🇦🇺 lose 30-60 days cash flow on AUD millions in royalties. Automation enforces timely reporting and payments.
Affected Stakeholders
CFOs, Licensing Directors
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Royalty Underreporting Penalties
GST Non-Compliance on Royalties
GST Assessment on Import Valuation Errors
BOM Inaccuracy Delays
Trade Description Labelling Non-Compliance
Customs Duty Misclassification
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