Accrued Revenues definition
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If the Company Accrued Revenues are more than $9 million, then the Purchase Price shall be $40,650,000 plus an amount equal to $4.065 for each $1 in Company Accrued Revenues above $9 million.
Each such Earnout Payment Statement shall set forth in reasonable detail the information and data used in the calculation of the Earnout Payment (or the absence thereof) in question, including a listing of all Independent Facilities used in such calculation of the amount of Accrued Revenues and the amount of Accrued Revenues attributable to each such Independent Facility.
The amount of the Company's Accrued Revenues as set forth in the Audited Financial Statements shall be final and non-appealable by the parties hereunder for purposes of calculating the Purchase Price in the manner set forth above.
The aggregate purchase price (the "Purchase -------------- Price") to be paid by Parent in the Merger for all outstanding Units of the Company and rights therefor will be equal to $40,650,000, provided that the Company's accrued but not deferred revenues for calendar year 1999, determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (the "Company Accrued Revenues") equal $9 million.
The Accounting Firm shall subsequently release on a quarterly basis, the Accrued Revenues to the W2E Debenture Holders and the W2E Note Holders on a first-in and first-out schedule, such schedule to be ratified by all parties.
Seller does not have any Accrued Revenues or amounts otherwise due from any Person which is an Affiliate (as defined in Section 11.19) of Seller.
If the Company Accrued Revenues are less than $9 million, then the Purchase Price shall be $40,650,000 minus an amount equal to $4.065 for each$1 in Company Accrued Revenues below $9 million.
If the Company Accrued Revenues are less than $9 million, then the Purchase Price shall be $40,650,000 minus an amount equal to $4.065 for each $1 in Company Accrued Revenues below $9 million.