Cost categories definition
Examples of Cost categories in a sentence
Cost categories can include, but are not limited to, those costs items included on the SF424A or SF424C.
Cost categories included within Allocated Administration Expenses shall not be included in any other cost recoverable under this Agreement.
The BUDGET SCHEDULE consists of the following budget categories: Salary and Benefits, 16 Volunteers, Supplies Rental, Equipment, Consultant/Subcontract, Consumable Supplies, Utilities, other 17 operating expenses for Grant Fund Cost and Non-Grant Fund Cost categories.
CONTRACTOR’s financial reports to HHSC from CONTRACTOR’s Accounting System will include, but not be limited to, the following Direct Cost categories: • Salaries • Fringe Benefit Rate • Non-pass-through expenses • Subcontractors • Consultants • Pass-Through Expenses CONTRACTOR’s financial reports to HHSC from CONTRACTOR’s Accounting System will include, but not be limited to, the following Indirect Cost categories: • Common Support Overhead Rate • Indirect Rate.
The Parties will agree in advance which categories of Transaction Costs will apply with respect to each prospective On-Sale Agreement, provided that the Parties acknowledge and agree that Buyer shall not be required to obtain Sellers’ pre-approval of any additional Transaction Cost categories (in accordance with the definition of Transaction Costs herein) that Buyer determines from time to time to be reasonably necessary in connection with the performance of such On-Sale Agreement.
Cost categories are described in the Budget Report and correspond to the expense types as listed on the Purchase Order issued by the City to Contractor pursuant to the approved Budget Report and this Agreement.
Cost categories and line item costs within a fund stream may be exceeded, but only in accordance with GSJTA policies and procedures.
Cost categories include, without limitation, labor, depreciation based on historical costs, project costs, energy, waste and effluent disposal or treatment, insurance, local taxes, site service allocations like production staff, maintenance, purchasing, quality assurance, security services, etc.
Cost categories which merit an automatic true-up will be identified by the Operator and submitted to the Owner for review and approval as part of the Annual Budget process.
Cost categories may include, but not be limited to, all relevant expenses, improvements, services, incidental costs (engineering, legal, City staff, consultants and ongoing administration), and operating and capital reserves.