Total Net Income definition
Examples of Total Net Income in a sentence
C.) A bonus of 2% of the Total Net Income of Infotopia and all its subsidiaries net income before taxes will be awarded each quarter to the executive.
C.) A bonus of 1% of the Total Net Income of Infotopia and all its subsidiaries net income before taxes will be awarded each quarter to the executive.
The first $500,000 of Total Net Income Before Taxes would be prorated equally over the four calendar quarters of each fiscal year.
Tenant represents and warrants that Tenant shall reinvest in KMC and the KMC Service Area 100% of Tenant’s trailing three year average of Total Net Income.
The parties acknowledge and agree that Tenant’s required investment will be evaluated on a rolling, multi- year basis and that in any given year it may be less than or greater than the actual then current trailing three year average of Total Net Income.
Such budget and accompanying materials shall clearly set out the prior year’s Total Net Income and the budget year’s plan for financial reinvestment.
For avoidance of doubt, Total Net Income shall be calculated on a cumulative basis beginning on the first day of the Measurement Period (as defined in Section 2.4), and any losses incurred during the Measurement Period (before the date that cumulative Total Net Income has exceeded $275,000) shall be deducted from Total Net Income.
The parties further acknowledge that Tenant’s ability fund Joint Repair Items is directly related to available cash flow from Tenant’s trailing three-year average Total Net Income.
If Total Net Income calculated on a cumulative basis does not exceed $275,000 by the end of the Measurement Period, the Closing Shares shall be released from the Escrow Fund to Parent.
Except as otherwise provided in Section 3.5, if, at the end of an Accounting Period, Total Net Income exists for a particular Series, then Net Income or Net Loss of the Partnership for such Accounting Period for such Series, as applicable, shall be allocated among all Partners with Interests in such Series based upon their respective Commitment Percentages in such Series (taking into account any adjustments necessary to the extent a Partner may have been a Defaulting Partner).