Accountable Advance definition
Examples of Accountable Advance in a sentence
The Recipient will be required to account for the use of the Accountable Advances against the Eligible Costs, prior to issuance by FII of the next Accountable Advance payment.
FII will not advance the Accountable Advance applicable to an Interim Period until an Interim Period report (containing both financial and operational elements) for the previous Interim Period has been received and accepted by FII.
If the Budget is overspent during one Interim Period, the Accountable Advance to be made for the next Interim Period will be reduced by such over expenditure or if such Accountable Advance has already been made to the Recipient, and the Recipient will repay to FII, in accordance with this Agreement, an amount equal to such over expenditure.
FII reserves the right to reduce the amount of any pending Accountable Advance to more accurately reflect the Recipient’s progress towards completion of the Work.
The final 20% represents a holdback and is not an Accountable Advance.
This Agreement shall become effective upon the execution of a counterpart hereof by each of the parties hereto (including the Lenders and the Collateral Agent) and delivery thereof to the Lenders.
In addition to any other allowance payable under this Agreement, all incidental expenses not covered under any other provisions in this agreement may be claimed by way of an Accountable Advance.
The acquittals for the Accountable Advance shall be submitted to the Accountant within seven (7) days from the time the employee returns and shall be reimbursed by the University within seven (7) days of submission.