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LTCC Sample Clauses

LTCCShort term LTCC Spending assuming a 2012 closing date Formula Agreed amount 2012E landfill LTCC spending A $16.9 2013E landfill LTCC spending B 14.1 (Days between first anniversary closing date and 12/31/2012)/365 C Pro rated 2013E landfill LTCC spending (B * C) D Aggregate spending from 1/1/2012 until closing date per GL accounts 281050 and 282050 E Next 12 months of LTCC spending A+D-E Short term LTCC Spending assuming a 2013 closing date Agreed amount 2012E landfill LTCC spending A $16.9 2013E landfill LTCC spending B 14.1 2014E landfill LTCC spending C 6.0 (Days between first anniversary closing date and 12/31/2013)/365 D Pro rated 2014E landfill LTCC spending (C * D) E Aggregate spending from 1/1/2012 until closing date per GL accounts 281050 and 282050 F Next 12 months of LTCC spending A+B+E-F SCHEDULE 1.1.JV JOINT VENTURE COMPANIES 1. Urban Sanitation Ltd., a Bahamian company limited by shares. 2. Sanitation Services Company Ltd., a Bahamian company limited by shares. 7 SCHEDULE 2.2(b) ILLUSTRATION OF CALCULATION OF NET COMPANY DEBT Net Company Debt is set forth on Exhibit 2.2(b) attached hereto. 8 Exhibit 2.2(b) Net Company Debt $’000 31 Dec-11 Intercompany Debt Payables (502,531) Indebtedness for borrowed money - Current and long-term portions of the amounts payable under the Xxxxxx County Land Lease (3,126) Company debt (505,658) Adjustments to Net Debt Intercompany Debt Receivables 117,947 Cash and Cash Equivalents 4,316 Buyout Cost payable upon termination of the Equipment Leases (1) (28,291) Employee Stay Bonuses (1) (2) (9,057) Tax on employee stay bonuses (1) 2,717 Short-Term LTCC Spending (3) (16,900) Company Group Income Tax Receivable / (Accrual) 210 Branding fees (2,048) Acquisition holdback (1,105) Accrued capex (9,962) Net Company Debt (447,831) (1) Estimated cost at time of closing (2) Amount at closing should also include employer portion of all social security, Medicare, unemployment and other similar taxes (3) Illustrative value based on 2012 agreed amount per Schedule 1.1.LTCC SCHEDULE 2.2(c) ILLUSTRATION OF CALCULATION OF NET WORKING CAPITAL Net Working Capital is set forth on Exhibit 2.2(c) attached hereto. 10 Exhibit 2.2(c) Reported and Adjusted Working Capital as at 31 December 2011 Working Capital Adjustments Unaudited USD’000 NWC Reported Cash Def. inc taxes Group tax pay. Inc. tax Pay CP of LTC&C Acc. int due to aff. Xxxxxx Cty lease Branding fees CP of Self-ins. Acc. lease Retained Claims Acc. acq. holdback Acc. capex Tota...

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