Implementation Charge definition
Examples of Implementation Charge in a sentence
The Implementation Charge set forth on the attached Schedule(s) shall be payable in two equal monthly installments commencing on the Effective Date.
Payments via Invoice Initial Implementation Charge From “Date of Commencement” £ (Single one off payment 12 month Licence and Services From the “System Delivery Date” (Inc.
In consideration of IMS providing Insurance Administration Services described herein, and subject to IMS material compliance with the material terms of this Agreement, Customer shall pay IMS an implementation charge ("Implementation Charge"), miscellaneous fees ("Miscellaneous Fees") and servicing fee ("Service Fee") for each Authorized Line of Business, as specified in SCHEDULE B.
IBM will invoice the SAP Implementation Charge over period of ten (10) months.
Without prejudice to the Authority’s obligations to pay the implementation Charge, in relation to implementation activities referred to at Schedules 1 and 1A, the Authority may in its absolute discretion pay a proportion of the Implementation Charge to the Prime Contractor and/or the PTS Provider before the Commencement of Full Operations once that implementation activity has passed the relevant Acceptance Tests provided that the Authority has the relevant funds available.
Closed Account Fee (per closed account within a fund) $ 1.35 per year 12b-1 Processing Fee (per open account within a 12b-1 fund) $ 1.20 per year New Account Set-Up (Excludes GiftShares Fund) $4.00 each (Funds with less than 250 accounts are exempt from this charge) GiftShares Fund New Account Set-Up $10.00 each Fund Implementation Fee $1,500.00 per cusip Note: “Rush Charge” of $1,000 (in addition to Implementation Charge) will be invoked when notice of the fund is less than six weeks.
Payments via Invoice Initial Implementation Charge From “Date of Commencement” £ (Single one off payment 12 month Licence and Services From the “System Delivery Date” £ per annum These prices are exclusive of VAT.