Gross Expenditure definition

Gross Expenditure means the total adjusted expenditures included in a county's monthly expenditure report and submitted to the department.

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Gross Expenditure means, in relation to any period and any Obligor, without double counting:

Gross Expenditure means gross operating costs.

Examples of Gross Expenditure in a sentence

• From and after the Transfer Date, Canada shall provide to the GNWT annual funding in the amount of $67,300,000 by making an adjustment with effect on the Transfer Date to the Gross Expenditure Base as determined under the Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act (Canada) and Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Regulations, 2007 (Canada) or any successor program governing the financial arrangements between Canada and the GNWT.

• For the avoidance of doubt this will include all information on the underlying Gross Expenditure, whether the Deal Agreement has under-delivered or over-delivered, and include individual Client Gross Expenditure.

• In the case of any estimated minimum volume (as opposed to Volume) stated in the Deal Agreement, the Client acknowledges that Sky expects to receive not less than this amount of Gross Expenditure under the Agreement.

• Agency Commission: EBX may in its sole and absolute discretion apply Agency Commission in respect of the purchase of Advertising by that Agency and for the avoidance of doubt this will not exceed [%] of the Gross Expenditure payable to EBX.

• The Devolution Agreement shall provide for the transfer to the GNWT annual funding in the amount of $65,300,000 by making an adjustment, on the Effective Date, to the Gross Expenditure as determined under the Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act and Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Regulations, 2007 or any successor program governing the financial arrangements between Canada and the GNWT.

• The Devolution Agreement shall provide for the transfer to the GN of annual funding in the amount of $84,000,000 by making an adjustment, on the Transfer Date, to the Gross Expenditure Base as determined under the Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Act and Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements Regulations, 2007 or any successor program governing the financial arrangements between the GC and the GN.

• Rather, the parties agree that as of the Amendment Effective Date, remuneration has been and will be paid by Visit Orlando as follows: Gross Expenditure Remuneration Paid by Visit Orlando Executed Media $1,287,857 $77,271 $77,271 Deferred Media (Invoiced) $134,002 $8,040 $8,040 Deferred Media (Invoiced) shall be run in quarter 1 2021.

• Cash Limits: Net Revenue Budget Gross Income Gross Expenditure Capital Budget Approved Use of Reserves Total Resources £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 £000 2018/19 Resources 2,562 2,690 5,252 75,076 1,062 81,389 It is worth noting that “gross income” is based on estimated income from sources external to the portfolio and may vary during the year.

• In consideration of the enhancement, $42,876.00 will be added to the Programs and Services component of the Gross Expenditure Base for education programs and services for the 2022-2023 Fiscal Year, being a Specified Period.

• As program money, this amount would be added to the Gross Expenditure Base of the GNWT and adjusted pursuant to the Territorial Formula Financing (TFF) once a final devolution agreement is made effective.

More Definitions of Gross Expenditure

Gross Expenditure means the total annual expenditure of the Trust according to its latest published audited annual accounts.

Gross Expenditure means gross expenditure whether in cash or otherwise,

Gross Expenditure means, in relation to any period and any member of the Borrower Group, without double counting:

Gross Expenditure means gross expenditure whether in cash or otherwise, before Agency commission or discount but net of VAT;

Gross Expenditure means: 15.3.3.1 the costs and expenses incurred by the Landlord (and any VAT paid by the Landlord unless the VAT is recovered by the Landlord) in and incidental to providing the Services 15.3.3.2 all Other Expenses reasonably incurred by the Landlord and any VAT paid by the Landlord in relation to these expenses unless the VAT is recovered by the Landlord