Common use of EXPENSES: Expenses Clause in Contracts

EXPENSES: Expenses. [If the Contractor is not to be paid for any expenses, delete paragraphs (a) to (c) below and insert “None”] travel, accommodation and meal expenses for travel greater than [insert “32 kilometers” or other agreed distance] away from ____________[insert place in which Contractor is located or other agreed location] on the same basis as the Province pays its [insert “Group I” or “Group II” or ? to complete this paragraph] employees when they are on travel status; and the Contractor’s actual long distance telephone, fax, postage and other identifiable communication expenses; and excluding goods and services tax (“GST”) or other applicable tax paid or payable by the Contractor on expenses described in (a) to (c) above [change to “(a) and (b) above” if (c) is to be deleted above] to the extent that the Contractor is entitled to claim credits (including GST input tax credits), rebates, refunds or remissions of the tax from the relevant taxation authorities.

EXPENSES: Expenses. [If the Contractor is not to be paid for any expenses, delete paragraphs (a) to (c) below and insert “None.”] travel, accommodation and meal expenses for travel greater than _______ [insert “32 kilometers” or other agreed distance] away from _____________ [insert place in which Contractor is located or other agreed location] on the same basis as the Province pays its ___________ [insert “Group I” or “Group II” or ? to complete this paragraph] employees when they are on travel status; and the Contractor’s actual long distance telephone, fax, postage and other identifiable communication expenses; and excluding goods and services tax (“GST”) or other applicable tax paid or payable by the Contractor on expenses described in (a) to (c) above [change to “(a) and (b) above” if (c) is to be deleted above] to the extent that the Contractor is entitled to claim credits (including GST input tax credits), rebates, refunds or remissions of the tax from the relevant taxation authorities.