Report Certification Sample Clauses
The Report Certification clause requires that any reports submitted under the agreement are formally certified as accurate and complete by an authorized representative of the reporting party. Typically, this involves a designated officer or manager signing or otherwise attesting to the validity of the information provided in periodic or final reports. This clause ensures accountability and reliability in reporting, helping to prevent errors, misrepresentations, or fraudulent submissions.
Report Certification. An officer of Licensee will sign and certify each report, and all reports will be prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
Report Certification. Each report will be signed by an officer of Licensee, and all reports will be prepared in accordance with U.S. G.A.A.P. If no royalties are due for a fiscal quarter, Licensee will submit a report to Licensor that states this.
Report Certification. An officer of Licensee will sign and certify each report, and all reports will be prepared in accordance with GAAP.
Report Certification. An officer of Tempo will sign and certify each report delivered pursuant to Section 7.2, and all reports will be prepared in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. If no Product Royalties are due for a particular period, Tempo will submit a report to Foundation to such effect.
Report Certification. Recipient must certify to EDA as part of the RLF report that the information provided is complete and accurate, and that the RLF is operating in accordance with the applicable EDA-approved RLF Plan. This certification is included on Form ED-209.
Report Certification. As a condition for receiving payment and upon request, IHP shall certify its data and reports that are utilized by the STATE for purposes including, but not limited to payment calculations and provider Rosters. Data or reports which must be certified are: Provider Rosters pursuant to section 2.8; Alternative quality reporting (only for IHPs who have alternative quality reporting in Section 16) Other data or reports requested by the STATE with notice that a certification is required; and
Report Certification. As a condition for receiving payment and upon request, IHP shall certify its data and reports that are utilized by the STATE for purposes including, but not limited to payment calculations and provider Rosters. Data or reports which must be certified are: Provider Rosters pursuant to section 2.8; Alternative quality reporting (only for IHPs who have alternative quality reporting in Section 16) Other data or reports requested by the STATE with notice that a certification is required; and