Common use of TANGIBLE CAPITAL COSTS Clause in Contracts

TANGIBLE CAPITAL COSTS. Tangible Capital Costs are such costs that are not intangible capital costs incurred for the purchase of any assets related to the Petroleum Operations that normally have a useful life of more than one (1) Year; such assets shall be subject to annual depreciation pursuant to the provisions set forth in this Accounting Procedure. Tangible Capital Costs include the following:

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Annex a     Contract (Kosmos Energy Ltd.), Annex a     Contract (Kosmos Energy Ltd.), Annex a     Contract (Kosmos Energy Ltd.)

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