Common use of Eligible Incidental Expenses Clause in Contracts

Eligible Incidental Expenses. Eligible Incidental Expenses are expenses for accommodation, transportation and meal services incurred by or for employees, contractors, subcontractors or professionals of the Recipient while providing Eligible Services, provided that the expenses are incurred by an employee, contractor, subcontractor or professional that was solely providing Eligible Services; are payable by the Recipient under terms of employment or contract with a contractor or professional; are in relation to travel for more than 32 kilometres from a contractor’s, subcontractor’s or professional’s normal place of business, and, in the case of an employee, the employee’s normal place of work; and do not exceed the amounts paid by the Province to its Group II Employees while on travel status.

Eligible Incidental Expenses. Eligible Incidental Expenses are expenses for accommodation, transportation and meal services incurred by or for employees, contractors, subcontractors or professionals of the Recipient while providing Eligible Services, provided that the expenses expenses (a) are incurred by an employee, contractor, subcontractor or professional that was solely providing Eligible Services; ; (b) are payable by the Recipient under terms of employment or contract with a contractor or professional; ; (c) are in relation to travel for more than 32 kilometres from a contractor’s, subcontractor’s or professional’s normal place of business, and, in the case of an employee, the employee’s normal place of work; and and (d) do not exceed the amounts paid by the Province to its Group II Employees while on travel status.