Accounting Practices and Procedures Sample Clauses

Accounting Practices and Procedures. The Company’s authority to defer COVID-19 incremental costs and operating cost reductions is limited to those categories of savings and costs specifically listed herein. Within 30 days of a Commission order authorizing this deferral, the Company will provide the other Signatories copies of the applicable policies and procedures intended to govern how monthly deferral amounts are to be calculated for each applicable category. Such policies and procedures shall also contain a proposed monthly reporting format. Concerns regarding these policies and procedures on the part of any Signatory will be addressed through further discussion by the Signatories.
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Accounting Practices and Procedures. The fiscal year of the Joint Venture and the Joint Venturers shall be the calendar year. All accounting practices and procedures of the Joint Venture shall conform with the accounting rules and regulations, if any, at the time prescribed by any regulatory agency having jurisdiction and, to the extent not covered by such rules or regulations, generally accepted accounting principles at the time prevailing for companies engaged in a business similar to that of the Joint Venture.
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Accounting Practices and Procedures. In determining the Original Hinckley Fee and the amount which would have been distributed under the 1990 Hinckley Management Agreement, "net profits" to be allocated between the Corporate Commission and Manager shall mean income before income taxes determined pursuant to generally accepted accounting principles, adjusted as follows:
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Accounting Practices and Procedures. In determining the Original Mille Lacs Fee and the amount which would have been distributed under the 1990 Mille Lacs Management Agreement, "net profits" to be allocated between the Corporate Commission and Manager shall mean income before income taxes determined pursuant to generally accepted accounting principles, adjusted as follows:
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