book cost definition

book cost means the total amount paid to purchase a security, including any transaction charges related to the purchase, adjusted for reinvested distributions, returns of capital and corporate reorganizations;
book cost means the amount at which property is recorded in the applicable account without deduction of related provisions for accrued depreciation, amortization, or for other purposes.
book cost means the amount at which property is recorded in these accounts without deduction of related provisions for accrued depreciation, amortization, or for other purposes.

Examples of book cost in a sentence

  • In the event Panamera and Rain ▇▇▇▇ are unable to agree on the Provision Cost or the Book Cost, the parties shall follow the dispute resolution provisions in accordance with Article 12 of the License Agreement.

  • The selling price for the existing versions of Eden™ units shall be $1,000,000 CAD and 1 MW Knights Charge™ units shall be at a price per unit to be determined by Rain Cage based upon the Book Cost plus a reasonable margin.

  • If Panamera or an SPV is the manufacturer of the Equipment (the "Panamera Manufactured Equipment"), as agreed to by the parties in writing, and assumes all manufacturing costs in connection with the manufacturing of the Panamera Manufactured Equipment (the "Book Cost"), then no charges shall be incurred by Panamera or such SPV, as applicable, for the Equipment's supply.


More Definitions of book cost

book cost means the total amount paid for a security, including any transaction charge related to purchasing the security, adjusted for reinvested distributions, returns of capital, and corporate reorganizations;
book cost means the amount at which a retirement unit is included in a plant account, including all components of labor and installation costs without deduction of related provisions for accrued depreciation. This cost should be determined from the utility’s records and if this cannot be done, it should be estimated.
book cost means: (i) In the case of a long security position, the total amount paid for the security, including any transaction charges related to the purchase, adjusted for reinvested distributions, returns of capital and corporate actions; or (ii) In the case of a short security position, the total amount received for the security, net of any transaction charges related to the sale, adjusted for any distributions (other than dividends), returns of capital and corporate actions.
book cost means the amount at which property is recorded in these accounts without deduction of related reserves or other accounts. As applied to utility plant, “book cost” means the amount at which property is included in Account 100-6 or in Accounts 100-1 to 100-4.
book cost means Amortized Value at the Actual Maturity Date.
book cost means the amount at which property is recorded in these accounts without deduction of related reserves or other accounts. As applied to utility plant, “book cost” means the amount at which property is included in Account 100‑6 or in Accounts 100‑1 to 100‑4.
book cost means the amount at which property is recorded in these accounts, without deduction of related accumulated provision for depreciation, amortization or allowances for other purposes.