Administrative Overhead and General Expenses Sample Clauses

Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. The services of all personnel of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates not otherwise chargeable, as well as the contribution of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates to Petroleum Operations of an intangible nature and any overhead or its indirect cost incurred by Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates shall be compensated by a charge based on one percent (1%) of Petroleum Costs and Supplementary Costs incurred during each Calendar Year or a fraction thereof. The basis of applying this percentage shall be the total Petroleum Costs and Supplementary Costs incurred in respect of Petroleum Operations and charged under these Accounting Procedures to the Operating Account during each Financial Year or fraction thereof, excluding administrative overhead as allowed in this section. From the Date of Transfer of Operatorship, the payment for the above administrative overhead charges shall be shared equally between Contractor and ROC.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. (1) While CONTRACTOR is conducting Exploration operations, the cost of staffing and maintaining CONTRACTOR's head office in the A.R.E. and/or other offices established in the A.R.E. as appropriate other than field offices which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (i) of this Annex, and excepting salaries of employees of CONTRACTOR who are temporarily assigned to and directly serving on the Area, which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (b) of this Annex. (2) CONTRACTOR's administrative overhead and General Expenses outside the A.R.E. applicable to Exploration operations in the A.R.E. shall be charged each month at the rate of two and half percent (2,5%) of total Exploration expenditures, provided that no administrative overhead of CONTRACTOR outside the A.R.E. applicable to A.R.E. Exploration operations shall be charged for the Exploration Operations conducted by the Joint Venture Company No other direct charges as such for CONTRACTOR's administrative overhead outside the A.R.E. shall be applied against the Exploration obligations. Examples of the type of costs CONTRACTOR is incurring and charging hereunder due to activities under this Agreement and covered by said percentage are: 1. Executive - time of executive officers. 2. Treasury - financial and exchange problems. 3. Purchasing - procuring materials, equipment and supplies. 4. Exploration and Production-directing, advising and controlling the entire project. 5. Other departments such as legal, controlling and engineering which contribute time, knowledge and experience to the operations. The foregoing does not preclude charging for direct service under Article II (f) (2) of this Annex. (3) While the Joint Venture Company is conducting operations, the Joint Venture Company's personnel engaged in general clerical and office work, supervisors and officers whose time is generally spent in the main office and not the field, and all employees generally considered as general and administrative and not charged to other types of expense shall be charged to operations. Such expenses shall be allocated each month between Exploration and Development operations according to sound and practicable accounting methods.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. The services of all personnel of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates not otherwise chargeable, as well as the contribution of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates to Petroleum Operations of an intangible nature and any overhead or its indirect cost incurred by Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates shall be compensated by a charge based on one percent (1%) of Petroleum Costs incurred during each Calendar Year or a fraction thereof. The basis of applying this percentage shall be the total Petroleum Costs incurred in respect of Petroleum Operations and charged under the Accounting Procedures to the Operating Account during each Financial Year or fraction thereof, excluding administrative overhead as allowed in this Article. From the Date of Transfer of Operatorship, the payment for the above administrative overhead charges shall be shared equally between Contractor and ROC.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. (1) While CONTRACTOR is conducting Exploration operations, the cost of staffing and maintaining CONTRACTOR's head office in the A.R.E. and/or other offices established in the A.R.E. as appropriate other than field offices which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (i) of this Annex, and excepting salaries of employees of CONTRACTOR who are temporarily assigned to and directly serving on the Area, which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (b) of this Annex. (2) While the Joint Venture Company is conducting operations, the Joint Venture Company's personnel engaged in general clerical and office work, supervisors and officers whose time is generally spent in the main office and not the field, and all employees generally considered as general and administrative and not charged to other types of expense shall be charged to operations. Such expenses shall be allocated each month between Exploration and Development operations according to sound and practicable accounting methods.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. The services of all personnel of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates not otherwise chargeable, as well as the contribution of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates to Petroleum Operations of an intangible nature and any overhead or its indirect cost incurred by a Company’s head office or its Affiliates shall be compensated by a charge based on one percent (1%) of Petroleum Costs and Supplementary Costs (excluding the signature bonus paid under Article 4 of the Contract) during each Calendar Year or a fraction thereof. The basis of applying this percentage shall be the total of Supplementary Costs (excluding the signature bonus paid under Article 4 of the Contract) and Petroleum Costs incurred in respect of Petroleum Operations and charged under this Accounting Procedure to the Operating Account during each Financial Year or fraction thereof, excluding administrative overhead as allowed in this section. The above administrative overhead charges shall be paid i) while SOC is Operator 50% to SOC and fifty (50)% to Companies, and ii) once FOD becomes Operator 100% to Companies pursuant to Article 19 of this Contract.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. The services of all personnel of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates not otherwise chargeable, as well as the contribution of Contractor’s head office or its Affiliates to Petroleum Operations of an intangible nature and any overhead or its indirect cost incurred by a Company’s head office or its Affiliates shall be compensated by a charge based on one percent (1%) of Petroleum Costs and Supplementary Costs (excluding the signature bonus paid under Article 4 of the Contract) during each Calendar Year or a fraction thereof. The basis of applying this percentage shall be the total of Supplementary Costs (excluding the signature bonus paid under Article 4 of the Contract) and Petroleum Costs incurred in respect of Petroleum Operations and charged under this Accounting Procedure to the Operating Account during each Financial Year or fraction thereof, excluding administrative overhead as allowed in this section. The above administrative overhead charges shall be paid i) while ROC is Operator 50% to ROC and fifty (50)% to Companies, and ii) once FOD becomes Operator 100% to Companies pursuant to Article 19 of this Contract.
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Administrative Overhead and General Expenses. (1) Cost of staffing and maintaining CONTRACTOR's head office in the A.R.E. other than field offices which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (i) of this Annex, and excepting salaries of employees of CONTRACTOR who are temporarily assigned to and directly serving on the Area, which shall be charged as provided for in Article II (b) of this Annex. (2) While the Operating Company is conducting operations, the Operating Company's personnel engaged in general clerical and office work, supervisors and officers whose time is generally spent in the main office and not the field, and all employees generally considered as general and administrative and not charged to other types of expense shall be charged to operations. Such expenses shall be allocated each month between Exploration and Development operations according to sound and practicable accounting methods.
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  • Business and Entertainment Expenses Subject to Company’s standard policies and procedures with respect to expense reimbursement as applied to its executive employees generally, Company shall reimburse Executive for, or pay on behalf of Executive, reasonable and appropriate expenses incurred by Executive for business related purposes, including dues and fees to industry and professional organizations and costs of entertainment and business development.

  • Additional Expenses to be inserted if applicable.

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