Adjusted Gross Revenue Sample Clauses
Adjusted Gross Revenue. The term "Adjusted Gross Revenue" shall mean the sum of Professional Services Revenue and Ancillary Revenue.
Adjusted Gross Revenue. The term “Adjusted Gross Revenue” shall mean all revenues for Optical Services, Professional Eye Care Services, or otherwise, generated by or on behalf of the Practice and/or its Professionals, or other personnel during the term of this Professional Business Management Agreement, calculated on an accrual basis under GAAP, including all technical fees from ancillary services, all proceeds from key person life and disability insurance policies purchased by Retail Business Manager, in agreement with the Practice, in accordance with Section 3.15, all amounts paid by third parties for contractual liabilities, including, but not limited to, payments under non-shareholder Professionals’ non-competition agreements and compensation payments under any service agreement between the Practice and another entity, and all consultant, teaching and expert witness fees minus any allowances for bad debts, uncollectible accounts, Medicare, Medicaid and other payor contractual adjustments, discounts, workers’ compensation adjustments, reasonable professional courtesies, and other reductions in collectible revenue that result from activities that do not result in collectible charges.
Adjusted Gross Revenue. Adjusted Gross Revenue for the purpose of levying License Fee as a percentage of revenue shall mean the Gross Revenue as reduced by: Call charges (access charges) actually paid to other telecom service providers for carriage of calls; service tax for provision of service and sales tax actually paid to the Government, if gross revenue had included the component of service tax.
Adjusted Gross Revenue. For the purpose of arriving at the “Adjusted Gross Revenue” the following will be excluded from the Gross Revenue to arrive at the adjusted gross revenue:
Adjusted Gross Revenue. The term "Adjusted Gross Revenue" shall mean all revenues, for Professional Eye Care Services and any other revenues, calculated on an accrual basis under GAAP, generated by or on behalf of the Practice and its Professionals and Capitation Revenues during the term of this Business Management Agreement, including, without limitation, all technical fees from ancillary services, all proceeds from key person life insurance policies purchased by Business Manager in accordance with Section 3.15, all amounts paid by third parties for contractual liabilities, including payments under non-shareholder Professionals' non-competition agreements, and all medical director, consultant, teaching and expert witness fees except for those fees set forth in Exhibit 1.3 (unless the time and efforts of the individuals responsible for such excluded revenues are materially greater than the historical time or efforts expended in obtaining such revenues or if such excluded revenues historically flowed through the Practice), minus any allowances for bad debts, uncollectible accounts, Medicare, Medicaid and other payor contractual adjustments, discounts, workers' compensation adjustments, reasonable professional courtesies, and other reductions in collectible revenue that result from activities that do not result in collectible charges.
Adjusted Gross Revenue. For the purpose of arriving at the “Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR)” the following shall be excluded from the Gross Revenue to arrive at the AGR:
Adjusted Gross Revenue. For the purpose of arriving at the “Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR)” the following shall be excluded from the Gross Revenue to arrive at the AGR:
(i) Charges actually paid to the NSOs. Charges paid to NSO(s) shall be limited to applicable access charges such as carriage charges, termination charges and roaming charges.
(ii) Service Tax on provision of service and Sales Tax actually paid to the Government, if gross revenue had included the component of Sales Tax and Service Tax.
Adjusted Gross Revenue. The definition of “Adjusted Gross Revenue” in Section 11.1 of the Purchase Agreement is amended, so that the definition is as follows:
Adjusted Gross Revenue. Adjusted Gross Revenue (“AGR”) shall mean all revenue billed by CARRIER to CARRIER’s Customer in connection with dispatch CONTRACTOR accepts under this Agreement for linehaul transportation, hourly work, accessorial services, detention, and all other services, fuel surcharges, and other charges, costs, and surcharges for a particular shipment, reduced by:
(1) Revenue billed by CARRIER for all “Additional Compensation” items listed in Appendix A or elsewhere in this Agreement;
(2) Incentives, discounts, fees (including but not limited to those for loading or unloading services provided by CARRIER’s Customer either directly or through third parties, including but not limited to CARRIER’s Customer or an affiliate of CARRIER (together, “Third Parties”)), and commissions that CARRIER gives CARRIER’s Customer with respect to a shipment;
(3) Amounts paid to Third Parties by CARRIER in relation to movement of the load if not covered by a charge separately stated on CARRIER’s invoice to CARRIER's Customer, including without limitation, amounts paid to other contractors as a pro-rata payment for their participation in the movement of a load, any amount (including fees or commissions (including commission recoveries)) paid by CARRIER to brokers, freight forwarders, interline or augmenting carriers, warehouses or other storage providers, terminals, agents, or any other Third Party, freight payment-processing fees consisting of the actual cost incurred by CARRIER for the shipment if CARRIER’s Customer or an third-party payer makes deductions from CARRIER’s freight charges related to electronically- transmitted billing and payment account use, expenses attributable to an accessorial service, escorts, overweight, overdimensional, or other permits, loading and/or unloading services, amounts paid or accrued for cartage, certain specialized trailers and excessive trailer spotting, tarping, or special security measures paid to a Third Party or to CONTRACTOR.
(4) Charges separately stated on CARRIER’s invoice to CARRIER’s Customer as fuel surcharges (or fuel or other cost adjustments or special fuel charges), insurance surcharges, charges for Third-Party contract services, freight payment-processing fees, detention charges, charges for escorts, charges for overweight, overdimensional, or other permits, charges for special loading and/or unloading services, excess-value charges or high-value freight charges, “truck ordered but not used” charges, and surcharges for special secu...
Adjusted Gross Revenue. Paragraph 2 shall be deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following: As partial consideration for Owner's purchase of the EP Equipment, the Company agrees to assign as much of its Company Revenue received pursuant to the Gaming Services Agreement related to the specific EP Equipment as is necessary, or which the Company desires, to pay Owner's monthly payment due the Company under the promissory note given by Owner to the Company to purchase the specific EP Equipment and to pay Owner's monthly payment due Gravxx Xxxperties, Ltd. under the promissory note given by Owner to Gravxx Xxxperties, Ltd. to finance purchase of the specific EP Equipment; provided, however, that no event shall such amount received by Owner be less than two percent (2%) of the Company Revenue (the "OWNER PERCENTAGE"). This assignment does not assign the Company's right to a management fee as provided in the Management Agreement between the parties of even date herewith (the "MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT"). In the event the Company Revenue received from the any particular tribe is modified for any reason, the parties agree that they shall renegotiate the revenue percentages to be received by both parties in good faith. Except for the assignment of the Company Revenue as provided above, the Company shall have no obligation to make payments to Owner.