Allowable Deductions. When factually applicable, the following deductions may be deducted from actual xxxxxxxx as determined above:
(a) rebates, volume, quantity, trade or cash discounts, allowed and taken, in amounts customary in the trade;
(b) sales taxes and/or use taxes and/or duties imposed upon, and with specific reference to, particular SALES to the extent included in the amount of actual xxxxxxxx;
(c) amounts allowed or credited on returns, rejections or recalls, voluntary or otherwise (not exceeding the original billing); and
(d) charges for freight, freight allowances, and outbound transportation costs prepaid to the extent included in such actual xxxxxxxx. No other allowance or deduction shall be made including without limitation allowances or deductions for any commissions or sales fees by whatever name known.
Allowable Deductions. It is expressly understood and agreed that none of Lessee’s mining or production costs, including but not limited to costs for materials, labor, overhead, distribution, transportation within the mine permit area prior to the point of sale, loading, crushing, sizing, screening, or general and administrative activities, may be deducted in computing Lessor’s royalty. All such costs shall be entirely borne by Lessee and are anticipated by the rate of royalty set forth in this Lease. In the event that the point of sale for coal produced from this Lease is located outside the mine permit area boundary, Lessee may deduct the reasonable, actual costs of transportation of such coal from the mine permit area boundary to the point of sale from gross proceeds in computing Lessor’s royalty; provided, however, that transportation deductions for coal transported by Lessee, Lessee’s affiliates, or by non-arm’s-length contract are subject to review and modification by Lessor. Lessee shall be allowed to deduct its actual, reasonable washing and treatment costs from gross proceeds in computing Lessor’s royalty; provided, however, that, upon Lessor’s request Lessee shall provide to Lessor appropriate justification to demonstrate that Lessee’s costs are reasonable.
Allowable Deductions. Upon appropriate written authorization from the employee, the District shall deduct from his/her salary and make appropriate remittance for jointly approved payroll deduction plans.
Allowable Deductions. 6.1 The Allowable Deductions are any amounts that HUD is entitled to deduct or set off, either pursuant to clause 13.6 of the Relationship Agreement, or in respect of an event of Non-satisfactory Performance by the Provider as set out in the Key Terms (Part E: Sharing of Data).
Allowable Deductions. For Payable Au ounces sold from the Golden Dream Mine exceeding 250,000 Au ounces: Net amount due to the PURCHASERS = Payable Au ounces sold multiplied by fifteen (15%) multiplied by the price per ounce of Au received less the Purchase Price per ounce of Au less Allowable Deductions. In equation form the calculation is: Net amount due the PURCHASERS = ((Payable Au ounces sold x 15% x (price per ounce Au received - the Purchase Price)) - Allowable Deductions.
Allowable Deductions. (a) The Allowable Deductions for each Quarter will be the following costs (exclusive of GST) paid or incurred by Buyer and/or the Tenement Holders and/or any of their Related Entities in that Quarter in connection with the smelting, refining, treatment, beneficiation, transportation and/or sale of Product:
(i) all costs of smelting and refining Product and other beneficiation processes including handling, provisional settlement fees, weighing, sampling, assaying, metal losses and penalties for impurities and all umpire charges and other processor deductions;
(ii) all freight, transportation, security and incidental costs and expenses, including forwarding, shipping, demurrage, delay and insurance costs, incurred between the mine gate at the Tenements and the point of delivery of the Product to a Refinery, including the cost of transport to and between any Refinery or other places of treatment;
(iii) all handling and incidental costs and expenses including agency, banking, assaying, sampling, weighing, loading, unloading, stockpiling and storage;
(iv) actual sales costs, and marketing and brokerage costs incurred in connection with the sale of Product;
(v) taxes, duties and like charges imposed on the production transport, export, distribution, stockholding or sale but excluding corporate tax or other taxes calculated on income, profit or revenue; and
(vi) royalties payable to the State of Queensland, all as calculated under IFRS.
(b) Allowable Deductions excludes any costs incurred by Buyer and its Related Entities in connection with exploration, development, construction, mining, crushing, treatment or concentrating within or adjacent to the Tenements.
Allowable Deductions. 1. Each Party may deduct from the revenue collected under the Program its allowable costs as provided in Penal Code Section 1463.007. The Court may deduct its allowable costs prior to its deposit of revenue with the County. The County may deduct its allowable costs prior to its distribution of such revenue.
2. Each Party’s obligations for collection efforts under the Program remain in effect notwithstanding that Party’s inability to deduct its costs related to the Program for any reason. Neither Party has any obligation to pay or reimburse the other party for any costs incurred by it in performing its obligations under this MOU without the prior agreement of both Parties.
3. If the operating costs for a given month exceed revenue collected, the excess costs may be carried forward within the same fiscal year, subject to guidelines promulgated by the Judicial Council and the SCO, until eligible revenues are available to fully recover the eligible costs.
Allowable Deductions. Only Section 7(i) Costs as defined in this Agreement shall be deductible from Gross Section 7(i) Revenues.
Allowable Deductions. 1. Each Party may deduct from the revenue collected under the Program its allowable costs as provided in Penal Code Section 1463.007. The Court may deduct its allowable costs prior to its distribution and deposit of revenue with the County. The County may deduct its allowable costs prior to its distribution of such revenue.
2. Each Party's obligations for collection efforts under the Program remain in effect notwithstanding that Party's inability to deduct its costs related to the Program for any reason. Neither Party has any obligation to pay or reimburse the other party for any costs incurred by it in performing its obligations under this MOU.
3. If the revenue collected under the Program during any month is insufficient to allow a Party to deduct all of its costs for that month, and subject to the regulations and guidelines promulgated by the Judicial Council and the SCO, that Party may rollover such shortfall to the subsequent month(s) for deduction.
Allowable Deductions. (a) For Gold or Silver Bullion. For Products produced and sold as Gold or Silver Bullion, “Allowable Deductions” means, to the extent actually incurred:
