Transitional Costs definition

Transitional Costs. - means the costs of changing from an existing provider of a procurement item to another provider of that procurement item; or from an existing type of procurement item to another type; includes training costs; conversion costs; compatibility costs; costs associated with system downtime; disruption of service costs; staff time necessary to implement the change; installation costs; and ancillary software, hardware, equipment, or construction costs; and does not include the costs of preparing for or engaging in a procurement process; or contract negotiation or drafting costs.

Transitional Costs means the following categories of expenses commencing May 1, 2016.

Transitional Costs means all costs incurred by Seller that are identified in Exhibit “J”.

Examples of Transitional Costs in a sentence

• Transitional costs associated with a trial use or testing of a procurement item under a trial use contract awarded under Section 63G-6a-802.3 may not be included in a consideration of transitional costs under Subsection (1)(b).

• Transitional costs are provided as separate allowances in the Entitlement Matrix.

• Transitional costs: £0; Annual average costs: £0; Total cost (PV): £0.

• Any delays from managing dual approval processes for individual schemes should be minimised as transferring NFRS to the PFCC will improve the ease and speed of decision making on collaborative initiatives that impact both NFRS and Norfolk Constabulary.Financial resilience under Options 1 and 2 Transitional costs would be minimal as there would be no transfer of governance arrangements.

• Transitional costs will mostly be in relation to supplying the ONR with the relevant information in time for them to begin ensuring compliance.

• Transitional costs of this kind require the commitment of extra funds in the short-term, although subsequent savings might counter-balance them, and improvements in quality of life and other outcomes might be expected to justify them.

• Transitional costs and the investment required to drive the delivery of benefits would be higher, but the margin of benefit generated would cover this, while also releasing significant budget to be redeployed in delivering front line services to the public.Financial resilience under Option 3 Overall affordability, in terms of the future funding and the expectation of reducing central government grant levels, would be assisted by the option to increase FRS precept income over time.

• Transitional costs are also likely to be incurred in the initial years.

• Transitional costs will increase in the event that the government proceeds with its plans to introduce a three-pillar system, transforming the supplementary pension funds for the newly insured from a pay-as-you-go into a fully-funded scheme and introducing private insurance.

• Transitional costs are the adjustment impacts, including lost productivity or closure of firms, because of the changes and/or investments needed to enhance SPS capacity.

More Definitions of Transitional Costs

Transitional Costs means all costs incurred by Seller that are identified in Exhibit “J”. Asset Purchase Agreement, MTBC & RMB A-32 EXHIBIT “B” EXCLUDED ASSETS All accounts receivable identified on Exhibit “G” hereto and accounts receivable related to revenue earned by Seller through April 2016 and invoiced on or before May 10, 2016 for Medical Billing Services provided by Seller to Clients through the Closing Date. All of Seller’s cash and cash equivalents. All books, records, ledgers, files, documents and correspondence and lists of Seller relating to the corporate organization of Seller or Seller’s tax, accounting and financial records for all periods prior to the Closing Date, and the corporate records, taxpayer identification numbers, and books of account (including accounting records relating to the Business). All claims, causes of action, suits and rights relating to Excluded Assets. All insurance policies and claims thereunder. All furniture, fixtures, equipment (including, without limitation, computers, electronics, & communications equipment) and appliances. Asset Purchase Agreement, MTBC & RMB A-33 EXHIBIT “C” XXXX OF SALE This Xxxx of Sale is made effective as of April 30, 2016, by and among RENAISSANCE MEDICAL BILLING, LLC., (“Seller”), a Tennessee limited liability company with its principal office situated 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx 0, Xxxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, and (“Seller”); and Medical Transcription Billing, Corp., a Delaware corporation with its principal office situated at 0 Xxxxx Xxxx, Somerset, New Jersey 08873 (“Purchaser” or “MTBC”).

Transitional Costs. Section 7.7(c)(ii) “Transitional Participants” Section 7.7(c)(i)

Transitional Costs means an amount equal to the sum of claims incurred on and after the Closing and payable under the terms of Seller’s group medical plan consistent with past claims adjudication practice (and not covered by re-insurance), third-party administration costs and stop-loss premiums attributable to the Transitional Participants. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Buyer reserves the right to charge the Transitional Participants any portion of the Transitional Costs.

Transitional Costs means the actual incremental costs incurred by Genzyme in connection with the commencement of the manufacturing process for the Shortfall Products for which Genzyme has obtained a Manufacturing License, including, but not limited to technology transfer, manufacturing scale-up and validation, regulatory compliance, quality control and quality assurance.

Transitional Costs means the following categories of expenses that accrue on or after July 1, 2016.

Transitional Costs means all costs incurred by Seller that are identified in Exhibit “J”. Asset Purchase Agreement, MTBC & RMB A-32 EXHIBIT “B”