Additional Accounting Methods Sample Clauses

The 'Additional Accounting Methods' clause defines the procedures and standards that may be used for financial reporting or record-keeping beyond those already specified in the agreement. This clause typically allows parties to adopt alternative or supplementary accounting practices, such as using different methods for depreciation, revenue recognition, or inventory valuation, provided they are consistent with generally accepted accounting principles or as mutually agreed. Its core function is to provide flexibility in financial management and reporting, ensuring that the parties can adapt to changing circumstances or regulatory requirements without breaching the contract.
Additional Accounting Methods. County may require the installation of any additional accounting methods or machines which are typically used by operators of comparable facilities and which County reasonably deems necessary if the system then being used by Concessionaire does not adequately verify sales for audit or customer receipt purposes.
Additional Accounting Methods. 79 15.7. Accounting Year; Lease Year........................................ 79 15.8. Annual Financial Statements......................................... 79 16. MISCELLANEOUS.................................................................. 80
Additional Accounting Methods. Upon written notice from County, County may require the installation of any additional accounting methods or machines which are typically used by major residential management companies in West Los Angeles and which County reasonably deems necessary if the system then being used by Lessee does not adequately verify sales for audit or customer receipt purposes.
Additional Accounting Methods. Upon written notice from County, County may require the installation of any additional accounting methods or machines which are typically used by major commercial real estate management companies and which County reasonably deems necessary if the system then being used by Lessee does not adequately verify sales for audit or customer receipt purposes.