Examples of Quarterly Settlement Period in a sentence
With respect to any Quarterly Settlement Period in an Annual Time Period, Seller is obligated to transfer the Quarterly Settlement Quantity.
Residual Optional Instalment The amount due to the Originator as Purchase Price of the Residual Optional Instalment shall be paid solely through the relevant Residual Optional Instalment received by the Issuer and shall be paid on the Payment Date immediately following the Quarterly Settlement Period onwhich such Residual Optional Instalment was received by the Issuer in accordance with the provisions of the Cash Allocation, Management and Payment Agreement.
Having passed the self-assessment, the visitor must record this in the “staff and visitor log” ( https://dol.ca/signage-and-covid-resources).
AECs transferred in excess of the Quarterly Settlement Quantity will be applied to satisfy the delivery obligations in the subsequent Quarterly Settlement Period delivery obligations.
To the extent that the Issuer incurs any ongoing taxes, costs, fees and expenses (whether or not related to the Securitisation), the Issuer has established the Expenses Account, to which the Retention Amount shall be credited on the Issue Date and refilled on each Quarterly Payment Date in accordance with the applicable Priority of Payments and out of which payments of the aforementioned taxes, costs, fees and expenses shall be paid during any Quarterly Settlement Period.
Any excess credits transferred by the Seller to the Buyer in advance of a Quarterly Settlement Period, within an Annual Time Period, shall be paid for by Buyer to Seller during the applicable Quarterly Settlement Period for which the quantity is applied.
AECs transferred in excess of the Quarterly Settlement Obligation will be paid for by Buyer to Seller at the future Quarterly Settlement Period for which the excess AECs were applied, and not at the time of transfer.
During each Quarterly Settlement Period, the Retention Amount will be used by the Issuer to pay the Expenses and the taxes due and payable by the Issuer.