Preopening Costs definition
Examples of Preopening Costs in a sentence
These Pre-opening Costs shall be accounted for in a manner consistent with Manager's non-hotel locations and consistent with generally accepted restaurant accounting principles except as otherwise specified herein.
For the purpose of this Agreement, Pre-opening Costs shall include all Manager's and/or Owner's actual expenses, not including the Required Capital Contribution, incurred by Owner and/or Manager and not funded by the hotel, during the Start-up Period for any Managed Outlet.
Pre-opening Costs ----------------- Pre-opening costs include hiring and training of employees for new restaurants and are expensed as incurred.
Except for the Base Overhead Fee and Pre-opening Costs of home office personnel at the Managed Outlet as set forth herein, Manager shall be solely responsible for paying its own corporate overhead without further compensation, including its office expenses and wages and salaries and fringe benefits of its corporate personnel.
For the purpose of this Article a secondment is a temporary leave from the teacher’s current assignment within the Unit to an organization or department outside the Unit.
If SUBCONTRACTOR does not and COMMERCIAL is required to submit a price quotation to Owner which includes a change in the SUBCONTRACTOR scope of work, COMMERCIAL shall use its best estimate of the proposed change as it affects COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTOR in its quotation to Owner, which estimate thereafter shall be the maximum equitable adjustment due SUBCONTRACTOR.
Pre-opening Costs shall not be included as Operating Expenses or in determining the amount of the Actual Monthly Overhead defined herein.