Accounting Company Costs Sample Clauses

Accounting Company Costs. The fees, costs and expenses of the Audit Company shall be, primarily, borne half by Seller and half by Buyer. In the event of refusal of the Audit Company to be paid under such terms, Buyer shall, primarily, bear the costs of engagement of the Audit Company. Costs with the engagement of the Audit Company shall be allocated between Buyer, on the one side, and Seller, on the other side, based upon the percentage that the proportion of the Disputes not attributed to each party is attributed to the amount challenged by such party. For instance, if there are one thousand Reais (R$ 1,000.00) under dispute between Buyer and Seller, and if the Audit Company finally decides to resolve the Adjustment Dispute granting to Seller three hundred Reais (R$ 300.00) out of the one thousand Reais (R$ 1,000.00) under Dispute, the fees, costs and expenses of the Audit Company shall be allocated 30% to Buyer and 70% to Seller.
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