COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. The interest and charges provided for in this Agreement payable in arrears based upon annual rates shall be computed on an Actual/360 Basis. All interest rates based upon the Base Rate shall change when and as the Base Rate shall change, effective on the opening of business on the date of any such change, unless such change is announced after the close of regular banking hours, in which case such change shall be effective on the following day.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. (a) The interest and charges provided for in this Agreement payable in arrears based upon annual rates shall be computed on an Actual/360 Basis.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. The interest and charges provided for in this Agreement payable in arrears based upon annual rates shall be computed on the basis of a 365-day year, for actual days elapsed. All interest rates based upon the Commercial Base Rate shall change when and as the Commercial Base Rate shall change, effective on the opening of business on the date of any such change, unless such change is announced after the close of regular banking hours, in which case such change shall be effective on the following day.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. 3.1.1 The total charge for each completed call may be a variable measured charge dependent on the duration, distance and time of day of the call. The total charge for each completed call may also be a fixed charge dependent only on the duration of the call, i.e. a statewide flat rate per minute charge. The variable measured charge is specified as a rate per minute which is applied to each minute. Fractions of a billing increment are rounded up to a full billing increment on a per call basis. Fractions of a cent per minute are rounded up to a full cent on a per call basis.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. (Witness)
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. As stated in our margin agreement, our margin accounts and related finance charges are governed by the laws of the State of New York. In computing credit charges, balances are calculated daily for all types of accounts of a customer, except credit balances in short accounts (Type 5). In computing credit charges, cash and margin (Type 1 & 2 Daily Balances) are netted against each other. Each net debit is added to obtain an aggregate debit for the period. This aggregate is multiplied times the interest rate and then divided by 360 days to obtain the interest charges. For those days that have a net credit, this net of cash and margin accounts is carried over and netted against other accounts carried for you (other than short accounts). The same method is then used (adding, multiplying by the rate and dividing by 360). If you sell short (or short against the box), and the market value of the security you sold increases above your selling price, the increase will be charged to your Margin Account (Type 2) with an offsetting credit to your Short Account (Type 5) and interest will be charged in the Margin Account on the increase. Conversely, interest is reduced by any decrease in market value. This is known as "Marking to the Market." Our interest is calculated and posted on the last business day of the month with the last day of the period being the previous day. Interest for December will similarly be calculated and posted on the last working day of the calendar year. To enable you to confirm the accuracy of the monthly interest charge as shown on your statement, the following information will be shown on the statement: the interest rate, the average balance, the beginning and ending dates of the interest period, and the ending debit balance.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. As provided in Paragraph 8 hereof, the Renter agrees to pay to Daily Rental Company all charges due in accordance with this Agreement at the request of Daily Rental Company. If Renter directs Daily Rental Company to xxxx the charges to another person or company who or which fails to make payment upon being billed, the Renter will pay the charges upon demand of Daily Rental Company. Daily Rental Company may keep any security deposit provided on the FRONT of this Agreement to cover any charges or other liability which Daily Rental Company believes warrants the retention of the deposit. The charges Renter will pay include but are not limited to:
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. 7.1. Time charges are computed at the rates specified on the Rental Record for days, hours, extra hours and extra days (including days in excess of any longer specified time period). The minimum rental charge is for one hour’s rental. Rental days consist of consecutive 24-hour periods starting at the time the rental begins, or any portion of a calendar day, as noted on the Rental Record. The extra hour’s rate shown on the Rental Record is charged for each full or partial hour in excess of a rental day until such extra hours’ charges equal the daily rate specified on the Rental Record for an extra day. As stated in paragraph 3, if the equipment is returned after hours, charges may continue to accrue until the return location reopens for business.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES. A covered beneficiary who is a dependent, with respect to care provided to such beneficiary in facilities of the uniformed services under a sharing agreement entered into under subsection (a), shall pay the charges prescribed by section 1078 of this title.
COMPUTATION OF CHARGES a. Time Charges, are computed at the rates specified on the rental agreement for days, weeks, months, extra hours, and extra days (including days in excess of any longer specified time period). The minimum rental charge is one rental day. Rental days consist of a consecutive 24 hour period starting at the time the rental is checked out, as noted on the front of the rental agreement.
