If you run a fitness center or dance training, you must pay TONO fees for the use of music during group training sessions, background music in common areas and possibly a sound recording fee if your instructors create self-produced CDs, DVDs, MP3s, etc. for group training sessions. To INFORMATION FORM Background music Background music means music that is made available to the public in strength training rooms, changing rooms, reception areas, etc. Background music is calculated at a fixed rate of […]
/ 14/02/2014 / codexIf you run a fitness center or dance training, you must pay TONO fees for the use of music during group training classes, background music in common areas and possibly a sound recording fee if your instructors create self-produced CDs, DVDs, MP3s, etc. for group training classes.
Background music
Background music refers to music that is made available to the public in strength training rooms, changing rooms, reception areas, etc. Background music is calculated at a fixed rate of NOK 10.60 per sq m per year.
(the group training area should not be included when calculating the background music area).
Group training
Group training means aerobics, spinning, dance groups, TRX groups, etc. You pay according to how many participants you have per group training session.
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Less than 10|Kr 9,48
10 – 19|Kr 15,16
Over 20|31,11
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Sound fixing:
If your instructors copy music and create their own CDs, mp3s, DVDs, etc. for use in their group training classes, you must pay a sound recording fee to NCB.
You can easily get permission for this through TONO. The sound installation fee applies for a calendar year and is NOK 142 per instructor.
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