Examples of Trust Fiscal Year in a sentence
The term “Threshold Amount” for purposes of applying the limitations of Paragraph 2.2A on the amount of grants that may be made during a Trust Fiscal Year, means an amount that the Board of Trustees determines from time to time in its discretion, should be the minimum trust corpus value that should remain after grants for a Trust Fiscal Year have been made, in order to reasonably ensure that this trust will meet its objectives and goals in the future.
Grants shall not be made during a Trust Fiscal Year to the extent that the value of the trust corpus on the last business day of the preceding Trust Fiscal Year, (i) reduced by the total unpaid balance on that last business day of any previously made grants and (ii) further reduced by the total grants made during the current Trust Fiscal Year, would be less than the Threshold Amount.
On the date of this Agreement, the Trust Fiscal Year is the calendar year.
The Board of Trustees shall be required to give bond in an amount not less than one hundred and ten (110%) percent of the corpus of the trust as determined on the last day of the most recently completed Trust Fiscal Year.
For purposes of applying the above limitations, a grant is considered made during the Trust Fiscal Year in which it is approved by the Board of Trustees (even if the grant is wholly or partially paid during a later Trust Fiscal Year).
Total grants made during a Trust Fiscal Year may not exceed five percent (5%) of the Average Trust Value.
The term “Average Trust Value” for purpose of applying the limitations of Paragraphs 2.2A and B on the amount of grants and loans that may be made during a Trust Fiscal Year, means the average value of the trust corpus during a consecutive calendar month period, determined as follows: The Board of Trustees shall determine the length (number of months) of the consecutive calendar month period and the months in which it shall begin and end.