Impermissible Costs Sample Clauses
The Impermissible Costs clause defines which expenses are not allowed to be charged or reimbursed under an agreement. Typically, this clause lists specific types of costs—such as fines, penalties, or entertainment expenses—that the contracting party cannot claim for payment. By clearly outlining excluded costs, the clause helps prevent disputes over billing and ensures that only appropriate, contractually agreed-upon expenses are reimbursed.
Impermissible Costs. Company and LLS will collaborate to identify impermissible costs. Without limitation of the foregoing, the following costs will be impermissible costs, except as the parties otherwise agree in writing, (a) capital costs, including but not limited to, purchase of land, buildings, construction and equipment; and (b) other costs collaboratively identified by the parties in writing as impermissible.
Impermissible Costs. 1. Salary of other participants in the Grant Research that have faculty appointments (i.e. Instructor, Professor, etc.)
2. Construction, alteration, maintenance or rental of buildings or building space.
3. Computer equipment, office equipment and furniture.
4. Dues for membership in scientific societies.
5. Office supplies including, but not limited to, mail/postage costs, copying costs, telephone, fax, modem, DSL or other similar line costs.
6. Tuition, books and journals.
7. Publication costs.