Program Revenue Sample Clauses

Program Revenue. Revenue from any salvage, recycling, or green demolition efforts, may be retained by the Recipient provided that any such retained revenue shall be used only for activities in furtherance of the Project and shall be subject to all of the provisions in this Agreement. The Recipient shall submit an annual report to IHCDA detailing the source of any such revenue, if any, and its uses.

Program Revenue. Participating cities and eligible agencies must maintain adequate controls for collecting and reporting program revenue, including donations, fees, and cash fares. Program revenue must be used to support the transportation service and may be used as part of the participating cities and eligible agencies’ 20 percent (20%) local match requirement.

Program Revenue. The County must ensure their service contractors maintain adequate procedures for collecting and reporting Program revenue, including fees, donations and cash fares.

Program Revenue. The Program Revenue will be equal to [***] of the revenue received by COMPANY after payment of all applicable obligations to the ISO (the “Program Revenue”) within the Program. For the avoidance of doubt, Program Revenue includes all revenue billed to merchants (excluding charges for hardware) less Interchange, Dues and Assessments and applicable obligations paid to the ISO partner. Program Revenue does not include any recovery of fines, chargeback transactions or other merchant or ISO recoveries related to transactions. The cost of supporting the Program and any Merchant Services provided are borne by each party, and are excluded from the Program Revenues.

Program Revenue a. The provider will bill all known and available third parties, including Medicaid, for services provided to the contract’s clients. Additionally, these funds must be identified in the CPT program budget and spent only on the CPT program. The provider will maintain an internal accounting system that separately reflects third party collections by service date to be used in documenting a clear audit trail of third party collections. Backup documentation of third party collections generated by clients of this program must be available at the provider site for inspection. b. Program revenue is defined as, but not limited to, the department’s payment, county CPT funds, donations specifically made for these contract services, and any other income generated by the program including, but not limited to fees received for expert testimony. c. Any DOH contract funds that are not fully expended shall be reimbursed to the department upon approval of the final revenue and expenditure report. Other program funds, revenue generated as a result of CPT services, shall remain in the CPT program and be carried forward to the CPT program’s next fiscal year. d. Reimbursement for expert testimony in criminal cases may be pursued in accordance with Section 92.231, Florida Statutes. Any third party payment or reimbursement received by the provider or provider employees for expert testimony must be credited to the provider’s program budget. The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to part-time (less than 40 hours per week) team staff members, and further shall not apply to persons who are not employed by the team, but who provide services to the team pursuant to contract.

Program Revenue. The Province will retain all revenue (farebox and non-farebox) from the Program.