Cost of reporting Clause Samples
The 'Cost of reporting' clause defines which party is responsible for bearing the expenses associated with preparing, submitting, and maintaining required reports under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether the reporting party or the recipient will pay for costs such as compiling financial statements, regulatory filings, or compliance documentation. By clearly allocating these costs, the clause helps prevent disputes over financial responsibility and ensures that reporting obligations are fulfilled without ambiguity.
Cost of reporting. (1) The costs to the Provider of giving Te Whatu Ora reports and information under this Agreement must be met by the Provider and are deemed to have been included in the prices for the Services.
Cost of reporting. (1) The costs to the Provider of giving Health NZ reports and information under this Agreement must be met by the Provider and are deemed to have been included in the prices for the Services.
Cost of reporting. (1) The costs to the Provider of giving the DHB reports and information under this Agreement must be met by the Provider and are deemed to have been included in the prices for the Services.
Cost of reporting. The costs to you associated with the provision of information specified under this Part I shall be borne by you and are deemed to have been included in the prices for the Services as detailed in the payment terms set out in Schedule H1.
Cost of reporting. Standardized and customized reporting shall be provided at no additional cost to Customer or Customer’s designee/s.