Written-Off Accounts definition
Examples of Written-Off Accounts in a sentence
The Principal Receivables balances of Written-Off Accounts will be subtracted from the aggregate outstanding balance of all Principal Receivables owing under the Accounts on any date for the purpose of calculating the Pool Balance.
Collections, however, include any Collections in respect of such Written-Off Accounts (“Recoveries”).
The parties have agreed to jointly gather the documentation and information necessary for the parties to pursue, analyze, file, defend and/or litigate sales tax refunds, deductions, credits and/or audit offsets arising from Written-Off Accounts (the “Sales Tax Recovery Program”).
An Ownership Interest shall, however, continue to constitute an undivided ownership interest in all amounts owing as Receivables under Written-Off Accounts.
Regardless of whether a jurisdiction permits either Bank or VS, or only VS to make a claim for Recoverable Sales Taxes, VS shall claim a deduction or credit on its sales tax returns for the maximum Recoverable Sales Tax amount associated with Bank’s Written-Off Accounts in states in which VS is currently claiming Recoverable Sales Taxes, provided that what shall be considered the maximum Recoverable Sales Tax amount shall be in VS’s reasonable discretion.
As used in this Agreement, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below, unless the context otherwise requires: BAD DEBT: See Uncollectible Amounts and Written-Off Accounts.
As used in this Agreement, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below, unless the context otherwise requires: Bad Debt: See Uncollectible Amounts and Written-Off Accounts.
For the avoidance of doubt, it is acknowledged and agreed that, unless otherwise provided, Dual Card Accounts shall include Dual Card Accounts that are Written-Off Accounts.
If, at any time during the Receivable Collections Period, the aggregate sum of the Net Collections of Closing Date Receivables and Written-Off Accounts reaches the Total Guarantee Amount of $3,100,000, the entire Accounts Receivable Guarantee and the respective obligations of Sellers under this Section 8.9 shall thereupon and thereby be fully satisfied and discharged and the Sellers shall have no further obligations to Buyer under this Section 8.9.
Regardless of whether a jurisdiction permits either Bank or Pier 1, or only Pier 1 to make a claim for Recoverable Sales Taxes, Pier 1 will use reasonable efforts to claim a deduction on its sales tax returns for the maximum Recoverable Sales Tax amount associated with Bank’s Written-Off Accounts as permitted by Applicable Law.