Sliding Scale Sample Clauses

Sliding Scale. On occasion I operate a sliding scale fee depending upon clients’ income level and other specialized needs. The agreed upon fee is $ . This fee is due at each session.
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Sliding Scale. Bargaining unit members shall be eligible to purchase Area 2 parking permits at a reduced cost according to a sliding scale based on base salary: Percentage of Area 2 Rate Base Salary 50% Up to $37,500 75% $37,501-$64,500 100% $64,501 and up Effective July 1, 2014, Area 2 parking fees for adjunct faculty shall be increased by $5 per semester to $25 per semester/term (fall, spring and summer). Thereafter, Area 2 parking fees for adjunct faculty shall not be increased until July 1, 2018. Commencing on July 1,2018 and at the beginning of each subsequent fiscal year thereafter, parking fees for adjunct faculty shall be increased by a factor equal to the annual percentage increase in base salary exclusive of merit rounded to the nearest whole dollar amount.
Sliding Scale. LifeMed Clinic has a financial assistance program that provides a sliding scale fee for those who cannot afford the monthly membership fee.
Sliding Scale. Bargaining unit members shall be eligible to purchase Area 2 parking permits at a reduced cost according to a sliding scale based on base salary: Percentage of Area 2 Rate Base Salary 50% Up to $50,000 75% $50,001-$75,000 100% $75,001 and up.
Sliding Scale. Based on your yearly income, or if married based on your combined yearly income. Proof of income at time of service is required to use this option (i.e., W-2 form or pay stub). ☐
Sliding Scale. In case the allocation of the Environmental Loss cannot be determined by the disputing Parties under Section 8.2(c) or by the Neutral Environmental Expert, the Environmental Loss shall be split between the disputing Parties as follows: 71 Number of Years Commenced following the Year in which the Closing Date Occurs Ratio of Environmental Loss Assigned to Ashland or SC Ratio of Environmental Loss Assigned to the Group 1 n*/(n+1) 1/(n+1) …2 n/(n+2) 2/(n+2) … 20** n/(n+20**) 20**/(n+20**)
Sliding Scale. The sliding scale will be based on household income to be determined by either last year's tax return or three consecutive payroll stubs. The amount of the sliding scale is calculated as follows: for every $1000.00 of annual income the session rate increases by $2.00 with a cap of $120.00 and a minimum of $50.00. $4000.00 is deducted from the total annual income for every claimed dependent. For example, a client with an income of $50,000.00 with three dependents would have a sliding scale rate of $76.00 ($50,000 - $12,000 worth of dependents = $38,000 annual income).
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Sliding Scale. In consideration for each kilogram of [*] API purchased during any given [*] Purchase Year, Bxxxxxx shall pay a purchase price determined in accordance with the following sliding scale: Total Kilograms Purchased During Each [*] Purchase Year [*] Up to [*] [*] [*] to [*] [*] [*] to [*] [*] [*] or [*]
Sliding Scale. In case the allocation of the Environmental Loss cannot be determined by the disputing Parties under Section 8.2(c) or by the Neutral Environmental Expert, the Environmental Loss shall be split between the disputing Parties as follows: 1 n*/(n+1) 1/(n+1) …2 n/(n+2) 2/(n+2) 20** n/(n+20**) 20**/(n+20**) * Whereas n shall be defined as the number of years in which the business activity giving rise to the Environmental Loss was conducted by Ashland or SC, as the case may be. ** The number 20 shall be replaced by the number 30 for all Environmental Losses that are subject to the thirty (30) year time limitation in accordance with Section 8.2(f)(i) below. The ratio of Environmental Loss assigned to the Parties pursuant to the above table shall be determined as of the date on which the Party notified in writing the other Party of the respective Environmental Claim.

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