Provider Submission Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Provider Submission Responsibilities. Provider shall be responsible for submitting accurate and timely reports and invoices as specified in TABLE 1 below or as otherwise required by this Subcontract, the Department, federal or state law, auditors, or other legally binding authority. All reports and invoices must be submitted to the Eckerd Contracts Specialist, as well as any other specified Eckerd staff or department, in the prescribed format on or before the specified due dates.
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