Costs of Sample Clauses

Costs of. ‘beneficiaries that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit set out in Annex 2 multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action.

Costs of. Repairing any defect that existed at the time the vehicle was delivered to you (“a pre-existing defect”); • Repairing any resulting defect that occurs because of a pre-existing defect; • Cleaning the vehicle and its engine; • Valet services; • Providing additives not specified by the Manufacturer;

Costs of. (A) Initial construction of the Project Common Areas or Parking Area; or (B) Reconstruction of the Project Common Areas or Parking Area pursuant to Article 10;

Costs of. ‘beneficiaries that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action. Personnel costs must be calculated by the beneficiaries as follows: {{hourly rate multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action}, plus for non-profit legal entities: additional remuneration to personnel assigned to the action under the conditions set out above (Point A.1)}. The number of actual hours declared for a person must be identifiable and verifiable. The total number of hours declared in EU grants, for a person for a year, cannot be higher than the annual productive hours used for the calculations of the hourly rate. Therefore, the maximum number of hours that can be declared for the grant are: {number of annual productive hours for the year (see below) minus total number of hours declared by the beneficiary, for that person in that year, for other EU grants}. The ‘hourly rate’ is one of the following: (a) for personnel costs declared as actual costs (i.e. budget categories A.1, A.2, A.3): the hourly rate is calculated per full financial year, as follows: {actual annual personnel costs (excluding additional remuneration) for the person} divided by {number of annual productive hours}. using the personnel costs and the number of productive hours for each full financial year covered by the reporting period concerned. If a financial year is not closed at the end of the reporting period, the beneficiary must use the hourly rate of the last closed financial year available. For the ‘number of annual productive hours’, the beneficiary may choose one of the following: ▪ ‘fixed number of hours’: 1 720 hours for persons working full time (or corresponding pro-rata for persons not working full time); ▪ ‘individual annual productive hours’: the total number of hours worked by the person in the year for the beneficiary, calculated as follows: {annual workable hours of the person (according to the employment contract, applicable collective labour agreement or national law) plus overtime worked minus absences (such as sick leave and special leave)}. ‘Annual workable hours’ means the period during which the personnel must be working, at the employer’s disposal and carrying out his/her activity or duties under the employment contract, applicable collective labour agreement or national working time legislation. If the contract (or applicable collective lab...

Costs of. Initial construction of the Project Common Areas or Parking Area;

Costs of. Converted or Borrower Temporary Minimum

Costs of certificate on the financial statements (CFS) (Article

Costs of all risk" property damage insurance on the Project and commercial general liability insurance covering the common areas of the Project and such other insurance as Landlord reasonably deems prudent or necessary for the Project;

Costs of. ‘partners that are natural persons’ not receiving a salary are eligible personnel costs, if they correspond to the amount per unit set out in Annex 2a multiplied by the number of actual hours worked on the action. Personnel costs must be calculated by the partners as follows: (a) for personnel costs declared as actual costs (i.e. budget categories A.1 and A.2): - for persons working exclusively on the action: {monthly rate for the person multiplied by number of actual months worked on the action} The months declared for these persons may not be declared for any other EU or Euratom grant. The ‘monthly rate’ is calculated as follows: {annual personnel costs for the person divided by