Deduction in Cash Clause Samples

The 'Deduction in Cash' clause defines the right or process by which certain amounts can be subtracted directly from payments due in cash under a contract. Typically, this clause applies when one party is entitled to withhold or deduct sums for reasons such as penalties, set-offs, or adjustments for non-performance or overpayments. For example, if a contractor fails to meet a milestone, the client may deduct a specified amount from the next cash payment. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear mechanism for adjusting payments, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring that financial remedies are efficiently implemented.
Deduction in Cash. For each information/computer kiosk requested by DOT the Company shall make a one-time deduction of $22,300 from the Cash Component of the Franchise Fee. Such deduction shall be made from the quarter payment in which such information/computer kiosk was installed. Additionally, for each installed information/computer kiosk the Company shall make a yearly deduction of $3000 (evenly divided among each quarterly payment following installation) from the Cash Component of the Franchise Fee.
Deduction in Cash. For each trash receptacle requested by DOT the Company shall make a one-time deduction of $624 from the Cash Component of the Franchise Fee. Such deduction shall be made from the quarter payment in which such trash receptacle was installed. Additionally, (a) for each trash receptacle installed on or within a Bus Shelter the Company shall make a yearly deduction of $2160 (evenly divided among each quarterly payment following installation) from the Cash Component of the Franchise Fee and