Ordinary Operational Expenses of PR Firm Sample Clauses
The "Ordinary Operational Expenses of PR Firm" clause defines which routine costs incurred by the public relations firm are considered standard and typically included in their service fees. This may cover expenses such as office supplies, staff salaries, local travel, and basic communication costs, but excludes extraordinary or client-specific expenditures like event hosting or specialized advertising. By clearly delineating what constitutes ordinary operational expenses, the clause helps prevent disputes over billing and ensures both parties understand which costs are absorbed by the PR firm versus those that may be billed separately to the client.
Ordinary Operational Expenses of PR Firm. In the performance of the Services, PR Firm shall incur certain expenses which are considered to be ordinary internal operational expenses (the "Ordinary Operational Expenses") and, as such, are to be paid by PR Firm and not passed on to the Client in any way. The Ordinary Operational Expenses include those expenses which are expected to allow for the performance of the Services, including the following:
i. Facsimile expenses; ii. Telecommunications expenses; iii. Printing expenses of general communications; iv. Leasehold expenses.