Examples of Delayed Payment Charges in a sentence
If the buyer fails to make balance payment within 30 calendar days as above, he shall be allowed to make the balance payment with application of Delayed Payment Charges @ 0.1% (zero point one percent) of the balance amount of the lot per day w.e.f. 31st calendar day till 45th calendar day from the date of e-auction (excluding the date of e-auction), unless stated otherwise.
In case of L/C payment, delayed Payment after usance period @ 23% per annumc For Deemed Export (Inc SEZ) orders under E.T. (Electronic Transfer) - @ 25% per annum for delayed period (Both Cash & Credit Payment Terms)d GST will be charged on Delayed Payment Charges as per the rates applicable for the goods under GST.
Any further delay beyond 7 days in payment of penalty charges shall attract Delayed Payment Charges at the rate of One year SBI MCLR + 6% p.a.SecondEntire stock in the offered tank shall be rejected without any conditions whatsoever and the Bidder will be required to offer fresh stocks meeting the quality specifications.
Delayed Payment Charges on debit balance will be debited to client's Trading ledger not exceeding 24% P.a.
Delayed Payment Charges In case the electricity bill is not paid within the due date mentioned on the bill, delayed payment charges on the billed amount, including the taxes, cess, duties, etc., shall be levied on simple interest basis at the rate of 1.25% on the billed amount for the first month of delay.
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Delayed Payment Charges (DPC) : Installment payments with DPC @ five (05) paise per Rs. 100 per day will be accepted up to two (02) working days from due date of installment payment as mentioned in the confirmation letter.
Any delay in payment of amounts payable on Due Dates (unless the Due Date is extended by USFB at its discretion through any grace period) shall render the Borrower liable to Delayed Payment Charges at the rate mentioned in Annexure B without prejudice to the other rights available to USFB.
Consequently, adoption of the MFRS framework by Transitioning Entities will be mandatory for annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2018.The Group and the Company fall within the scope definition of Transitioning Entities and accordingly, will be required to prepare financial statements using the MFRS framework in their first MFRS financial statements for the financial year ending 30 June 2019.
Union submitted that Delayed Payment Charges, NSF Cheques revenue and collection costs were allocated to rate classes using the weighted average number of customers, as the costs were more related to the number of customers and the number of bills issued rather than volumes consumed.