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A representative of the University of Oregon's technology transfer office confirmed by email that the royalty distribution policy at Oregon state schools has remained unchanged since 1978.
  
 
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=== Current Policy ===
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[http://universitypatentdata.com/images/8/8e/OHSU_TTBD.pdf Technology Transfer & Business Development at OHSU (2013)]
  
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''The inventors receive 40% of the first $50,000, 35% of the next $50,000 and 30% of everything thereafter. This money is taxable income and will be reported on the IRS Form 1099.''
  
 
== Relevant Links ==
 
== Relevant Links ==
 
*Link to Archive.org version of the TTO page
 
*Link to Archive.org version of the TTO page
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*[http://universitypatentdata.com/images/8/8e/OHSU_TTBD.pdf Technology Transfer & Business Development at OHSU (2013)]
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 29 August 2019

A representative of the University of Oregon's technology transfer office confirmed by email that the royalty distribution policy at Oregon state schools has remained unchanged since 1978.

Summary

Institution Start End Flat $0-10k $10-50k $50-100k $100-300k $300-500k $0.5-1M >$1M Fee Lab More
Oregon Health Sciences University 1993 2017 No 0.40 0.40 0.35 0.30 0.30 0.30 0.30 0 No No

Policy Excerpts

Current Policy

Technology Transfer & Business Development at OHSU (2013)

The inventors receive 40% of the first $50,000, 35% of the next $50,000 and 30% of everything thereafter. This money is taxable income and will be reported on the IRS Form 1099.

Relevant Links