Discount Period definition

Discount Period means, with respect to any Settlement Date or the Liquidity Termination Date, the period from and including the preceding Settlement Date (or if none, the date that the first Incremental Purchase is made hereunder) to but not including such Settlement Date or Liquidity Termination Date, as applicable.

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Discount Period means, with respect to any Receivable the number of days from (and including) the applicable Purchase Date of such Receivable to (but not including) the date which is the last day of the Approved Obligor Buffer Period for the Approved Obligor of such Receivable following the Maturity Date of such Receivable.

Discount Period. , for a rate, means a period of time, decided by the local government, during which the rate must be paid for a discount to be allowed.

Examples of Discount Period in a sentence

• The initial Discount Period shall include any partial calendar month following Start of Service, or such other time basis as may be mutually determined by the parties.

• Failure of Customer to comply with the foregoing provision shall entitle MCI WorldCom to withhold any credit due Customer for the Discount Period in question until such charges (including late fees) have been paid in full.

• Purchaser agrees to pay Seller a research fee of $50.00 per hour for any research performed in accordance with this Section 4.15 subsequent to the end of the Discount Period.

• Cash Discount Period (if applicable) will start from date of receipt of acceptable invoice or from date of receipt of acceptable merchandise at destination, whichever is the later.

• Free tier SORACOM will subtract the amount 1.5USD (the “SORACOM Inventory Free Tier” ) from the monthly SORACOM Inventory Service Fee per each SORACOM Account during the Discount Period.

More Definitions of Discount Period

Discount Period means, with respect to your plan, the period set out on the Product Sheet during which the Energy Charges will be based on the Lowest RRO Rate minus the Discount. The period varies by plan and is indicated on the Product Sheet. If no Discount Period is set out on the Product Sheet for your plan, the Discount Period is 6 months. The Discount Period commences on the Start Date.

Discount Period means, with respect to any Monthly Settlement Date or the Termination Date, the period from and including the preceding Monthly Settlement Date (or if none, the date that the first Incremental Purchase is made hereunder) to but not including such Monthly Settlement Date or Termination Date, as applicable.

Discount Period means, with respect to any Receivable, the sum of (i) the number of days from (and including) the Purchase Date of such Receivable to (but not including) its Due Date, plus (ii) the Buffer Period with respect to the Account Debtor of such Receivable.

Discount Period means, with respect to each Purchased Receivable, the sum of the number of days from and including (i) the Purchase Date for such Purchased Receivable and to, but not including, (ii) the first weekly Settlement Date occurring after the date that corresponds to the Maturity Date with respect to such Purchased Receivable plus the Account Debtor Buffer Period for such Account Debtor.

Discount Period means the period commencing on the date of the Initial Investment and ending on the Flip 1 Date.

Discount Period has the meaning set forth in Section 4.15(b).

Discount Period means with respect to any Purchased Receivable, the sum of the number of days from and including the Purchase Date thereof to but excluding the first Weekly Settlement Date occurring after (i) the Due Date with respect thereto plus (ii) the Account Debtor Supplemental Period for the applicable Account Debtor of such Purchased Receivable; provided, however, that in no event shall the Discount Period with respect to any Purchased Receivable end prior to sixty (60) days after the first Weekly Settlement Date following the Due Date with respect to such Purchased Receivable.