FINANCIAL SECTION XV - TOURNAMENT FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS 1.  For WTA 500 and WTA 250 Tournaments that increase their prize money  to at least $500,000: 2.  For WTA 1000 Tournaments: 3.  For WTA 250 Tournaments that increase their prize money to less than  $500,000 and WTA 125 Tournaments, 100% into on-site prize money  according to prize money breakdowns. E.  MONETARY AND NON-MONETARY AWARDS F. CONDITIONS G. LATE PAYMENTS it is preferred that requests are made at the time the Tournament Information  Form is submitted for the following year. Any excess prize money shall be distributed as follows: A Tournament may give monetary or non-monetary awards to the winners  of its singles and doubles events, but if any such award is valued at $5,000 or  greater, the Tournament must submit it to the WTA for approval at least six (6)  weeks before the start of the Tournament. Payment of all fees and deposits is a continuing condition for inclusion in the  WTA. Each Tournament must comply with all government, federal, state, and  local laws, regulations, and ordinances affecting the facility and the conduct  of that Tournament. In the event any payment is not timely, the WTA is under no obligation to:  (i) provide Top 10 Player Delivery to the offending Tournament or (ii) further  hold the dates of the Tournament. a.  40% to singles semi-finals and finals prize money; b.  40% into on-site prize money according to prize money breakdowns; and c.  20% to the WTBA, not to exceed $200,000, with any excess amount to be  distributed in on-site prize money according to prize money breakdowns. a.  80% into on-site prize money according to prize money breakdowns; and b.  20% to the WTBA, not to exceed $200,000, with any excess amount to be  distributed in on-site prize money according to prize money breakdowns. 271