Gross Expenditure definition

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

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

• If Channel 4 terminates any accepted Booking in accordance with clause 15.2 at any time after ABD, then the Gross Expenditure for all the Advertising booked in relation to the Campaign(s) shall become payable immediately on such termination.

• The R&D data that we collect is part of a wider survey by the ONS, referred to as the GovERD (Government Expenditure on Research and Development), which is published in the Gross Expenditure on Research and Development (GERD) First Release.

• Population growth rates and growth in provincial/local government spending are variables used to determine the growth in the Gross Expenditure Base.

• The Government is entitled to 50 percent of the resource revenues collected (which is referred to as the net fiscal benefit), up to a maximum amount based on a percentage of the Gross Expenditure Base under Territorial Formula Financing.

• The Auditors shall establish whether any Gross Expenditure has been appropriately allocated across any Campaign period (where part of but not all of any Campaign period falls within the Agreement Period).

• Consideration had been given to the agreed savings target, which was then offset by the subsequent pay adjustment driven by an assumed 2% pay award, this then resulted in the proposed Core Gross Expenditure Budget for 2020/21 being£5.832m.

• Plan Plan Plan Plan 2011 Carry Forward (into 2012) Gross Expenditure Recommended Debt Program Debt Target 2012 Rec.

• Any such additional amounts of Gross Expenditure established by the Auditors shall then be included within the calculation of Advertising Expenditure.

• Gross Expenditure adjusted for LFR purposes (Row 43): This line makes adjustments to the gross expenditure figure to eliminate double counting in aggregate figures caused by transfers between local authorities.

• How the money was spent The Comprehensive Income and Expenditure Statement (page 16) shows Gross Expenditure for the year of £61.506m across the management reporting areas.

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, 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,

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