Recording Expenses. Buyer shall pay all costs of recording and filing the Assignment for the Property, all other state and federal transfer documents, and all other instruments that must be filed to effectuate the transfer of the Property.
Recording Expenses. Buyer shall pay all recording fees arising from the recordation of the Assignment and the other documents delivered at Closing, except that Seller shall pay all recording fees arising from the recordation of the lien release documents delivered by Seller at Closing. Each Party shall be solely responsible for all expenses, including due diligence expenses, incurred by it in connection with this transaction, and neither Party shall be entitled to any reimbursement for such expenses from the other Party.
Recording Expenses. ASSIGNEE shall pay all costs of recording and filing the Assignment Documents for the Property, all other state and federal transfer documents, and all other instruments that must be filed to effectuate the transfer of the Property.
Recording Expenses. 19 10.2 Ad Valorem, Real Property and Personal Property Taxes . . . . 19 10.3
Recording Expenses. BUYER shall pay all costs of recording and filing the Assignment and Bill of Sale for the Property, all state and federal transfer and asxxxxment documents, and all other instruments.
Recording Expenses. As soon as practicable after Closing, Buyer shall record the Assignment(s), all other state and federal transfer documents, and all other instruments that must be filed to effectuate the transfer of the Assets, in the appropriate counties as well as with any appropriate governmental agencies and provide Sellers with copies of all recorded or approved instruments. Buyer shall bear all costs of recording and filing under this Section 12.04.
Recording Expenses. The Borrowers shall have paid or made arrangements to pay all applicable recording taxes, fees, charges, costs and expenses required for the recording of any Security Documents or amendments or modifications thereto to be recorded in accordance with Section 4.3.
Recording Expenses. 34 9.2 Ad Valorem, Real Property, Personal Property and Excise Taxes 34 9.3 Severance Taxes 34 9.4 Tax and Financial Reporting 34 9.5 Tax Cooperation 35 9.6 Sales and Use Taxes 35 9.7 Income Taxes 35 9.8 Incidental Expenses 35
Recording Expenses. The Borrower and the Subsidiaries shall have paid or made arrangements to pay all applicable recording taxes, fees, charges, costs and expenses required for the recording of any Security Documents or amendments thereto to be recorded on or about the Second Amendment Effective Date.
Recording Expenses. The Operations Manager initiates all transactions in Quickbooks related to operations of the organization. The Program Director initiates all transactions related to rental assistance checks to landlords which are requested by the case management team. Timing of checks often has an immediate impact on a family’s ability to secure or maintain housing and are cut in-house at the request of the case management staff and upon approval by the Program Director. All rental assistance checks distributed to clients’ landlords must be signed by the Board Chair or Board Vice Chair. All rental assistance checks are cut directly to landlords, and landlords must first verify their identity and provide a rental ledger or receipt prior to receiving payment. All transactions are first reviewed and approved by the Executive Director. Entrusted Accounting and Board Treasurer review, approve, and reconcile all transactions at the beginning of each month. Entrusted Accounting conducts a detailed monthly reconciliation of bank statements to accounting records, verifying all receipts. At the close of the fiscal year, the Executive Director and Entrusted Accounting conduct an annual reconciliation of bank statements, which is reviewed by the Board Treasurer and Finance Committee. Expenses are entered into QuickBooks with auditable supporting documents and supporting documents are kept in locked cabinets in physical files at the Xxxxx Tree office.
