Revenue Collection Sample Clauses

Revenue Collection. In SFY 2006 State funds collected and/or State costs avoided through the activities of the Revenue Collection Contractor (together “revenue collection”), net of the State’s costs of revenue collection (“net State revenue collected”) shall be no less than 115% of the net State revenue collected in the immediately preceding state fiscal year. For purposes of determining whether the amount collected in SFY 2006 meets this performance standard, the greater of the amounts collected by all of the state’s revenue collection contractors in SFY 2005 or in SFY 2004 shall form the base against which SFY 2006 collections are measured. Cost and Audits In SFY 2006 Iowa shall realize State Savings through collection of overpayments or avoidance of overpayments, by the Provider Audit and Rate Setting Contractor of no less $500,000 over a SFY 2005 base. These savings are expected to result from the more intense scrutiny provided by the cost and payment audit activity described in the RFP and Bid Proposal. In SFY 2007 and thereafter the amount of the State Savings shall be increased by 10% a year over the previous year’s State Savings. Should the activities described in this subsection cause the State to realize State Savings in any year in excess of the Savings specified above, the excess (but not any deficit) shall be credited towards the State Savings specified above for the succeeding year.
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Revenue Collection. The Company shall establish a procedure for Revenue Collection from the rail stations. However, if Revenue Collection from rail stations is to be performed by Company employees, the Company shall establish a procedure for Revenue Collection from the rail stations, and advise the Union in advance of the procedures to be used, which among other things may include using ticket inspectors, train operators or establishing a different job classification in this or a different department. In any event, the Company shall be free to select the individuals for the work, which might only be a piece of an employee's daily work.
Revenue Collection. Operator shall collect all revenues on behalf of the City as are payable to Operator or an Affiliate of Operator, as determined in accordance with General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), generated from, or in connection with any and all services and/or operations provided by Operator at the Heliport, including, without duplication, (i) amounts received from or in respect of licenses and use agreements, such as fixed rental or fees, minimum rental or fees, rental or fees computed on the basis of sales or other criteria, additional rental or fees, escalation rental or fees, security deposits applied in payment of any rental or fees, proceeds of insurance paid in lieu of rental or fees, and payments for electricity, air conditioning and cleaning; (ii) amounts received as landing and take-off fees including but not limited to aviation services, aircraft handling fees, fuel fees and aircraft storage fees; (iii) the sale of goods or services provided on the Heliport by vendors or other parties pursuant to agreements with Operator (collectively, “Vendors”); (iv) amounts received from non-aeronautical services, and (v) amounts received as a result of activities performed by other users of the Heliport, including but not limited to use for receptions or other special events, advertising or for photography, including without limitation, fuel sales, landing fees, take-off fees, maintenance charges, passenger and aircraft handling fees, repair charges, ticket sales, parking revenues, storage and hangar charges, receipts from merchandise, food, beverages, and receipts from vending machines, derived from any use of the Heliport (collectively, “Gross Receipts”). If Operator or any Affiliate thereof operates any of its own aircraft at the Heliport, there shall be imputed as Gross Receipts an amount equal to landing and take-off fees, aircraft handling fees, fuel fees and aircraft storage fees as would then be charged by Operator to a non-affiliated operator in an arm’s length transaction. Gross receipts shall exclude the amount of any federal, state or City taxes which are paid by the Operator.
Revenue Collection. 17.1 Ticketing Arrangements The Operator shall: (a) procure, make available, charge for and accept tickets of such types, design, periodicity, distance and service validity, at the fare levels and subject to operational arrangements as may be notified by the Authority from time to time to the Operator, subject to the Authority providing the Operator with reasonable prior notice in relation to changes to the tickets and the fare levels and consultation by the Authority with the Operator concerning any operational or administrative issues in relation to such changes; (b) provide such assistance to the Authority in establishing the design of tickets to be used on the Network as the Authority may reasonably require from time to time; (c) implement revenue protection measures in accordance with Schedule 10 (Revenue Protection) or such other measures as the Authority may require from time to time; (d) collect Fares from passengers or require passengers to present (and have validated as appropriate) a valid ticket or pass entitling such passengers to use the Services; and (e) without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, comply with: (i) the revenue reporting set out in the Schedule 8 (Ticketing and Fare Collection); (ii) the requirements of Schedule 8 (Ticketing and Fare Collection) in relation to ticketing; and (iii) the requirements of Schedule 10 (Revenue Protection) in relation to Standard Fares.
Revenue Collection. 4.10.1.1. The RTGoNU shall establish effective, transparent and accountable management of oil and non-oil revenues; 4.10.1.2. The RTGoNU shall ensure that all revenues due to the government derived from petroleum and other natural resources are collected centrally into a “single treasury account,” and that those revenues are managed and spent responsibly and in accordance with the laws of South Sudan using predictable, auditable processes for the benefit of the people; 4.10.1.3. The national, state and local governments are empowered by their respective constitutions and laws to collect revenue and establish institutions for that purpose; 4.10.1.4. The established National Revenue Authority (NRA) shall ensure that all revenues are remitted to a “single treasury account,”, and expenditures are conducted in accordance with the law and budget; 4.10.1.5. The mandate of the NRA shall be the assessment, collection, administration and enforcement of laws relating to taxation and revenues; 4.10.1.6. All revenue collected for or by the National Revenue Authority shall be pooled and administered by the National Revenue Authority in a “single treasury account.” Such funds shall include all sub-accounts into which monies due to the National Government are collected, reported, deposited and audited.
Revenue Collection. 8.2.1 The Operator shall manage cash collections from Network Buses, Ticket Machines and other locations as may be necessary to enable the Operator to meet its obligations under the Agreement. 8.2.2 The Operator shall be compliant with Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS).
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Revenue Collection. On and from the COD till the handover, Developer shall have the right to fix, demand, collect, appropriate and revise ticket prices.
Revenue Collection. The Contractor shall, on behalf of the Municipality, provide revenue collection services in accordance with Article VI for all Commercial Services provided under this Solid Waste Contract. This shall include monthly service billing as well as the administration fee recompensed to the Municipality.
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