Invoicing for Benefit Preservation Payment Sample Clauses

Invoicing for Benefit Preservation Payment. The Contractor shall submit the following documentation to the State and receive State approval prior to invoicing for the annual benefit preservation payment: a. The total dollar amount of ATM surcharges incurred by Clients during the annual benefit preservation time period; and b. The total dollar amount of EBT cash benefits issued via the California EBT System for the annual benefit preservation time period; and c. The percentage of cash benefits issued via the California EBT System that were used by Clients to pay ATM surcharges during the annual benefit preservation time period; and d. The decrease in the percentage of cash benefits used to pay for ATM surcharges during the annual benefit preservation time period, against the baseline percentage; and e. The threshold level and the amount of the benefit preservation payment the Contractor plans to invoice the State.
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