Music Licensing
What you owe SOCAN and Re:Sound for the music playing in your space, and what you might still owe.
Playing music on your premises creates royalties, and the amount is not final. Background-music tariffs are before the Copyright Board, which can certify them years later, retroactively.
An establishment is where the music plays: its floor area, its uses and its operating days form the base. A licence period is a paid slice, with its renewal date, its settlement date and its payment reference. A royalty line applies a tariff to a period and carries, beside it, what was actually paid.
⚠️ The reference table is dated: every period carries both the proposed rate and the certified rate. That is what no spreadsheet does, because a spreadsheet cannot say “not certified yet”, and an empty cell reads as a zero.
One button quantifies exposure since 2020: what you paid under a tariff that nothing makes final, and what you could still owe.
No music passes through: the module tracks your compliance, it broadcasts nothing.
Comparable to The tracking no spreadsheet does, because a spreadsheet cannot say "not certified yet"
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