Qualifying Revenue definition

Qualifying Revenue means, in relation to any accounting period of the Licensee, the aggregate of:

Qualifying Revenue is the amount received by Groupon from your end user from a Qualifying Purchase, less amounts received for shipping, handling, gift-wrapping or packaging fees, taxes, rebates, credit card processing fees, and other charges.

Qualifying Revenue means the "Adjusted Gross Merchandiser Product Revenue" (as defined in the Merchandiser Agreement); provided, however, that, for purposes of this Warrant:

Examples of Qualifying Revenue in a sentence

• You will accrue Commissions in accordance with the Commission Plan as a percentage of Qualifying Revenue from a Qualifying Purchases made through one or more Links and/or for generating Qualifying Leads.

• The purpose of GPN is to permit you to advertise Deals on the Advertising Site and to accrue Commissions from Qualifying Revenue from Qualifying Purchases made by your end users during the Action Referral Period and/or, if applicable, for Qualifying Leads.

• The Trucpal Tokens are digitized instruments representing a pro rata right to distributions of Qualifying Revenue from the Company’s Trucbook business.

• This term will be taken to apply to all Qualifying Revenue unless any further entitlement to commission continuing past this time is specified elsewhere in this agreement.

• PAYMENT Xxxxxxxx shall pay to Enron in arrears within thirty (30) days of the end of each calendar month an amount equal to 80% of the Qualifying Revenue for such calendar month for each Subscriber having a non-trial paid subscription to the Data Information Service or otherwise receiving the Enron Data through the Xxxxxxxx Group (collectively, Enron Revenue).

More Definitions of Qualifying Revenue

Qualifying Revenue means fare revenues, including fares generated for community transit service under contract with the operator, and any other funds used by the operator in the delivery of transit service, except federal and state funds. The revenue amount for each operator shall be determined from the annual report submitted to the Controller pursuant to Section 99243 of the PUC. Revenue used for capital expenditures or depreciation does not constitute qualifying revenue.

Qualifying Revenue means net revenue (determined in accordance with UK GAAP consistently applied by the Company, except as modified or supplemented by this Schedule 15 and including, for the avoidance of doubt, Distributor Markup) with Direct Margin equal to or higher than the Applicable DM Percentage, provided, however, that Qualifying Revenue shall not be based on a quarterly aggregate revenue number, and instead shall be calculated on individual sales in the Applicable Quarter, and any such sales that so qualify shall be included.

Qualifying Revenue with respect to a particular time period means the aggregate revenues of the Company, of Kelatron, and of any Qualifying Acquired Business during that time period, in each case excluding any revenues derived from Unqualified Business.

Qualifying Revenue. TNSI shall receive credit against its quarterly Minimum Guaranteed Revenue obligation for GFOL Services performed by GFOL within the quarter, as determined on a completed Work Order basis, or completed milestone basis (when that accounting convention pertains), which performance is accepted by TNSI, subject to the provisions of Section 7.1.4, and further subject as follows. Revenue qualifying for such credit ("Qualifying Revenue") shall not include amounts paid by TNSI as incentives for survey respondents. Qualifying Revenue shall include, without limitation, (a) fees for GFOL Services purchased from GFOL to fulfill TNSI's obligations to perform Assumed Contracts under and as defined in the Asset Agreement, (b) [****]% of the price set forth in all Work Orders that gave rise to Improper Rejections, (c) the price of any Defective Project that TNSI cancels pursuant to Subsection 2.2.4(b)(1) above, (d) the fees paid for services actually rendered by GFOL pursuant to Work Orders accepted by GFOL, Work Orders that gave rise to Conditional Acceptances by GFOL, and stopped work as described in Section 8.3 below, and (e) payments on account of Technical Difficulties pursuant to Section 2.1.4.

Qualifying Revenue means the revenue of a given entity from the sale, license or provision of services relating to video, as consolidated at the top most parent level, plus a pro rata share of the revenue of subject entities that are not so consolidated in which the given entity has an "economic interest" (whether directly or indirectly, including, without limitation, ownership of the right to receive a share of the revenue, profits, dividends or capital appreciation of an entity) based on the percentage of "economic interest" of the given entity in the subject entity.

Qualifying Revenue means an express agreement with the Participating hotel that the go meet program will apply to applicable event. *Participating Wyndham Rewards hotels may offer bonus points with terms that differ from the go meet program. Participating hotel terms will govern if the terms are inconsistent with the go meet program terms. Other restrictions may apply. See program terms and conditions at WyndhamRewards.com/terms.

Qualifying Revenue is the amount received by BNappy from your end user from a Qualifying Purchase, less amounts received for shipping, handling, giftwrapping or packaging fees, taxes, rebates, credit card processing fees, and other charges.