Claims and Payments. 6.1 The Recipient shall maintain accounting records that account for the Contribution paid to the Recipient and the related Project costs in respect of this Agreement, separate and distinct from any other sources of funding.
Claims and Payments. (a) Payments shall be made in respect of basic and special responsibility allowances, subject to paragraph 8(b), in instalments of one-twelfth of the amount specified in this scheme on the last working day of each month.
Claims and Payments a) The Recipient will submit claims to Canada covering the Eligible Expenditures, in a form acceptable to Canada. Each claim must include the following:
Claims and Payments. This Clause sets out the claims and payments which can be made under the Agreement.
Claims and Payments. 7.1 Fees and payments for the MAS are specified in the Service Specification.
Claims and Payments a) Saskatchewan shall make a payment to the Ultimate Recipient, for the purposes described in Schedule B, (Project and Program Details – Eligible and Ineligible Expenditures) upon receipt of a claim for Eligible Expenditures. The information to be provided on the claim is outlined below:
Claims and Payments a) Ontario will submit a claim to Canada covering Eligible Expenditures on a semi- annual basis at a minimum, to the satisfaction of Canada and Ontario. Each claim will include an attestation in a format acceptable to Canada from a delegated official, that Eligible Expenditures have been Incurred in accordance with this Agreement and Ontario is in compliance with progress reporting requirements as described in section 14 (Reporting).
Claims and Payments. 8. (1) A claim for allowances or expenses under this scheme shall be made in writing within two months of the date of undertaking the duty in respect of which the entitlement to the allowance or expense relates.
Claims and Payments. Your health plan considers the charge to be incurred on the date a service is provided. This is important because you must be actively enrolled on the date the service is provided. Also, the dates of service will affect your deductible (if any) and other minimums described in the Summary of Benefits and in this section. Calendar year deductible Your benefits include a calendar year deductible for covered services that you receive in-plan and out-of- plan. Before we will make payments for covered services (either in or out of plan) you must first satisfy the calendar year deductible. See the Summary of Benefits section of this booklet for the amount of your calendar year deductible. Covered services received during the last three months of the calendar year that applied to a covered person’s deductible, may also apply to the deductible required for the following calendar year. Limits on your out-of-pocket expenses Your health plan protects you from large out-of-pocket expenses by limiting the amount you spend out of your own pocket each year. Once the limit on your health plan is reached, almost all other covered expenses are paid in full for the rest of the calendar year. What you will pay In-plan limit Deductibles, copayments and coinsurance for services by providers and facilities within your network count toward your in-plan, out-of-pocket expense limit. When your in-network, out-of-pocket expense limit is reached, co-payments and coinsurance for in-network services will no longer apply for the rest of the calendar year. Two special situations when expenses will also count toward this limit are: • when you receive services from medical suppliers for whom there is no network (e.g. private duty nurses), your out-of-pocket expenses count towards this limit; and • when specialty care is not available within the network and Anthem authorizes the highest level of benefits, any copayments and coinsurance for these covered services count toward this limit. Out-of-network limit Deductibles and coinsurance for covered services by providers and facilities who are not part of your PPO network, but who participate in an Anthem or Blue Cross and Blue Shield Company’s network, count toward your out-of-network, out-of-pocket expense limit. If you reach your out-of-network, out-of-pocket expense limit, you will no longer pay coinsurance for out-of-network services for the rest of the calendar year. Helpful tip: The in-network and out-of-network out-of-pocket expense lim...
Claims and Payments. Section 9.0 – Saskatchewan shall make a payment to the Recipient, for the purposes described in Schedule B upon receipt of a claim for Eligible Expenditures. As per clause 9.1
