TARIFF SCHEDULE. 1. The Provider will submit their Tariff schedule for the approval of AITPAL. The Provider ifalready on the network will continue as per the rates accepted on date and will have to inform AITPAL in case of any changes. Fee schedules may be adjusted every 24 months butnot greater than general inflation as per RBI Indices. New services or new procedures mustbe discussed and rates agreed upon prior to providing services.
2. Any revision in the schedule of tariff has to be by mutual consent only, otherwise the payment will be effected as per the agreed schedule of tariff in the MOU.
3. Any revision in schedule of tariff is effective only from the date of approval of the revised schedule of tariff by AITPAL in writing.
4. Tax Deduction at source (TDS):- Income tax would be deducted by the first party (AITPAL)U/s 194J at applicable rate as per Income Tax Act, 1961 from the Xxxx amount and deposited with Govt. At the year end, and TDS Certificate will be issued for such deduction of TDSamount.
5. Other than agreed packages the Net Work Providers would provide a discount from the Standard Charges in line with the Package rate.
6. Provider agrees with the below mentioned clauses pertaining to Package Charges -
a) Provider should charge as per the attached package charges (which is subject to change only with mutual understanding in writing). Such package charges must be inclusive of stay, medicines, investigations, consumables, surgical fees, operation theatre etc. No additional payment would be entertained unless the medical team of AITPAL agrees with treating consultant for any deviation and the Provider explains the insured patient that no amount will be admitted beyond the PPN package by the AITPAL and takes a written under taking from the insured patient that no claim will be lodged for this amount from the AITPAL.
b) Provider agrees that if two procedures are done in a single hospitalization then full package for Major/1st procedure and 50% of the Minor/2nd Procedure will be considered for settlement. In case there is a third procedure that will be considered at 25% and so on.
TARIFF SCHEDULE. The Provider will submit their Tariff schedule for the approval of insurer. The Provider if already on the network will continue as per the rates accepted on date and will have to inform TPA/INSURER in case of any changes. Fee schedules may be adjusted every 24 months but not greater than general inflation as per RBI Indices. New services or new procedures must be discussed and rates agreed upon prior to providing services.
TARIFF SCHEDULE. The Provider will submit their Tariff schedule for the approval of AHCL. The Provider if already on the network will continue as per the rates accepted on date and will have to inform AHCL in case of any changes. Fee schedules may be adjusted every 24 months but not greater than general inflation as per RBI Indices. New services or new procedures must be discussed and rates agreed upon prior to providing services.
TARIFF SCHEDULE. This Agreement is expressly contingent upon the availability of non-firm transmission service at no cost for energy delivered hereunder, other than payment for losses as described in section 5.3 below. Each Party’s transmission service provider shall have agreed to provide transmission service for energy dispatched hereunder at no cost on a non-firm as available basis, except for losses, and where applicable such schedule shall be on file and accepted by FERC.
TARIFF SCHEDULE. All tariffs in this schedule are presented excluding applicable taxes but are subject to those taxes at the prevailing rate. Charges that are not included in this Tariff Schedule but which have been referenced from the Service Descriptions, Legal Framework or Joint Working Manual, including, but not limited to, payment for forecasts that are out of bandwidth and payment for delays in Service introduction, will be determined on the basis of all reasonable costs incurred by the Service Supplier unless it is agreed by both Parties to waive such costs incurred.
TARIFF SCHEDULE. FIXED CONTRIBUTION TO CREDIT LIMITS
