Definition of Gross Income Sample Clauses

Definition of Gross Income. Section 1(n) of the Employment Agreement is hereby deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:
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Definition of Gross Income. For the purposes of Paragraph 22, above, "gross income" is defined as all income generated from tipping fees at the input station and from the sale of all products produced by each ZEROS unit before deducting operating expenses and taxes.
Definition of Gross Income. For the purposes of Paragraph 24, above, "gross income" is defined as:
Definition of Gross Income. Gross Income” means all money and things of value received by, or paid to, Tenant or to others for Tenant's use and benefit, and all credit extended by Tenant, in any way related to the Project or use of the City Park or the Shuttle Boat, including renting campsites, providing transportation, and any other sales of goods or services by Tenant, by an agent of Tenant, or by any concessionaire, subtenant, or licensee of Tenant, and any proceeds ultimately received by Tenant from sales through vending devices; less any lodging taxes or excise taxes collected from customers and for which Tenant is accountable to any government or governmental agency, and less the amount of any actual refunds or credits made by Tenant to customers for returnable merchandise, refundable non-use of campsites, or other commercially reasonable reasons.

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