Entertainment expenses means the cost of providing any type of food/beverage to school officers, school directors/trustees, consultants and/or individuals providing services to the school at any time, or to school employees after school hours.
Entertainment expenses means the cost of providing any type of food/beverage to APSSD officers, APSSD directors/trustees, consultants, and/or individuals providing services to the APSSD at any time or to APSSD employees after school hours.
Entertainment expenses means the actual, necessary,
Examples of Entertainment expenses in a sentence
Entertainment • Entertainment expenses are not claimable while attending training sessions.
Entertainment expenses are not claimable while attending training sessions.
More Definitions of Entertainment expenses
Entertainment expenses in paragraphs (1) through (3) shall mean entertainment expenses and expenses of a similar nature spent by a corporation in connection with its business, regardless whether such expenses are called social expenses, honoraria, or other pretexts. <Amended by Act No. 6293, Dec. 29, 2000; Act No. 6558, Dec. 31, 2001>
Entertainment expenses means the actual, necessary, and reasonable costs of providing hospitality for business clients or guests, which costs are defined and prescribed by rules adopted by Space Florida, subject to approval by the Chief Financial Officer.
Entertainment expenses means the actual, necessary, and reason- able costs of providing hospitality for business clients or guests, which costs are defined and prescribed by rules adopted by the Office of Tourism, Trade, and Economic Development, subject to approval by the Chief Financial Officer.
Entertainment expenses means the cost of providing any type of food/beverage to [school] APSSD officers, [school] APSSD directors/trustees, consultants and/or individuals providing services to the [school] APSSD at any time or to [school] APSSD employees after school hours.
Entertainment expenses means the actual,
Entertainment expenses means the expenses incurred by the Bank in pursuing commercial relations, for the purpose of promoting and improving the Bank’s image (for example: costs for lunches and refreshments, expenses for welcome and hospitality activities, etc.);
Entertainment expenses means the set of courtesies adopted as part of the usual course of business in which food and drink may be included.