Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the fact that the Recipient must only use the GLA Funding for the purpose of meeting the Project Objectives, the Recipient must not use monies paid to it by the Authority under this Agreement for:
Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the fact the Recipient must only use the Grant for the Eligible Expenditure, the Recipient must not use any part of the Grant for:
Ineligible Expenditure. 6.2.1 The Welsh Ministers may identify ineligible expenditure via administrative checks, satellite imagery or on farm inspections and will notify the Beneficiary via RPW online.
Ineligible Expenditure. 5.1 Without prejudice to the obligation that the Academy Trust may only use the Funding for the purpose of meeting the Project Objectives under clause 1.4, the Academy Trust must not use the Funding for:
Ineligible Expenditure. Without prejudice to the fact that the Recipient must only use the GLA Funding for the purpose of meeting the Project Objectives, the Recipient must not use monies paid to it by the Authority under this Agreement for: activities or objectives not listed in Schedules 1 or 2; recoverable input VAT incurred; any liability arising out of the Recipient’s negligence or breach of contract; payments for unfair dismissal, constructive dismissal or redundancy to staff employed on fixed term contracts signed after June 1996, where this arises in respect of the expiry of that term without it being renewed; and/or the payment of any Ombudsman’s award or recommendation as regards compensation for maladministration. The list in Clause 5.1 is not exhaustive and other expenditure not listed in Clause 5.1 may also be ineligible for GLA Funding under the terms of this Agreement and various incorporated documents. The Recipient must consult the Authority if there is any doubt as to whether particular costs are eligible. Financial Accountability The Recipient must ensure that the requirements set out in this Agreement, and in any clarification or guidance issued from time to time by the Authority, are complied with. In particular the Recipient shall: agree in writing in advance with the Authority any changes to any of the Project Objectives, Milestones and/or Projects Outputs; establish, implement and utilise effective monitoring and financial systems, so that as a minimum the costs funded by the GLA Funding can be clearly identified and the propriety and regularity of all payments and handling of the GLA Funding are ensured; notify the Authority of the monitoring and financial systems in place, and comply with the Authority’s reasonable requirements for these systems; notify the Authority immediately if any financial irregularity in the use of the GLA Funding is suspected, and indicate the steps being taken in response. Irregularity means any fraud or other impropriety, mismanagement or use of funds for any purposes other than those approved; notify the Authority immediately if any other financial irregularity is suspected, and indicate the steps being taken in response; notify the Authority immediately if the Recipient is Insolvent, or if it has no reasonable prospect of avoiding becoming Insolvent in the future; keep a record of all (i) Expenditure Incurred together with full supporting evidence including (without limitation) invoices clearly showing Expenditure Incurred on...
Ineligible Expenditure. The following are not deemed eligible expenditure: - funds set aside for any future losses or debts; - taxi and public transport travel expenses covered by a daily allowance; - bank charges, bank interest and insurance premiums, with the exception of costs relating to the performance guarantee provided for in point A.3 of this Annex; - losses on exchange of currencies; - expenditure not falling within the scope of the contract. ANNEX IV Rules on the European Union’s financial contribution
Ineligible Expenditure. The Grantee acknowledges and agrees that the following categories of expenditure are ineligible under the Grant: • Lobbying activities involving the UK Government; • Activities that enable one part of UK Government to challenge another part of the UK Government; • Petitioning the UK Government for funding; • Import or customs duties or any reclaimable Value Added Tax (or equivalent indirect tax charge) • Activities that may lead to civil unrest; • Activities which discriminate against any group on the basis of age, gender, disability, race, colour, ethnicity, sex and sexual orientation, pregnancy and maternity, religion or belief; • Interest payments related to finance leases; • Gifts; • Alcohol; • Statutory fines, criminal penalties or fines; • Payments for works and activities which the Grantee has a statutory duty to undertake within the UK or that are fully funded from other sources; • Activities in breach of applicable law; • Bad debts; • Payments for unfair dismissal or other employment-related compensation; • To replace funds lost to fraud, corruption, bribery, theft, terrorist financing or other misuse of funds; and • Any costs related to the termination of this Grant.
Ineligible Expenditure. The New South Wales Government cannot spend Australian Government funding on ineligible project expenditure incurred, including: • activities not related to flood events (i.e. activities that primarily support recovery or improve resilience to other disaster events, such as bushfires); • the development of plans or strategies; • maintenance of existing assets; • projects that aim to return an asset to pre-flood conditions without improving the capacity of the asset to mitigate against flood impacts; • the covering of retrospective costs prior to the grant being approved (e.g. initial engineering report); • activities that will not directly benefit LGAs within the Northern Rivers region of NSW; • activities with the potential to adversely impact on a matter of national environmental significance under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth); • the introduction of plants, animals or other biological agents known to be, or that could become, environmental or agricultural weeds and pests; • grant programs; • overseas travel; • activities conducted outside of Australia; • subsidies for general ongoing administration of an organisation, such as electricity, electronic devices; • projects that have already received full funding or a commitment of full funding, including projects that have received funding from another source for the same purpose, as articulated in the application (i.e. ‘double-dipping’); • retrospective costs, including costs incurred by the Applicant and/or implementation partners prior to the endorsement of the Implementation Plan; • interstate travel, where that interstate travel is not undertaken as part of a multijurisdictional project; • catering and official opening expenses (excluding permanent signage); • purchase of core business capital equipment, such as motor vehicles and office equipment; • vehicle and office equipment leasing, unless directly related to the delivery of the project; • remuneration of executive officers; • statutory fees and charges, and any costs associated with obtaining regulatory and/or development approvals; • costs of internal furnishings and supplies; • costs beyond the project period, for example ongoing costs for administration, operation, maintenance or management; • costs not supported by the general ledger, including on-cost charges; and • profit margin of applicant.
Ineligible Expenditure. Without prejudice to the fact that the GLA must only use the Funding for the purpose of carrying out the Activities, the GLA must not use monies paid to it by the Board under this Agreement for:
Ineligible Expenditure. 4.3.2 activities of a political or exclusively religious nature;
