Contractor Fees definition
Examples of Contractor Fees in a sentence
All Contractor Fees will be invoiced within sixty (60) days of performance of the Services upon which they are based, and all Expenses will be invoiced within sixty (60) days of being incurred, and only so long as the invoice therefor is accompanied by copies of actual receipts.
Within five (5) days of each such request, Contractor will provide in writing a description of the feasibility of the change and the necessary effect of such change on the Services, Deliverables, schedule and Contractor Fees, and a reasonable explanation for such changes such as the additional time, or reduction in time, to be required by such change.
Upon the termination of this Agreement for any reason: (a) all obligations of the parties hereunder shall cease; (b) Client shall pay the Independent Contractor all Contractor Fees due up to the date of such termination; and (c) the Independent Contractor shall immediately return to Client all documents and information arising from this Agreement.
The Customer and the Contractor have agreed to the following terms of payment: The Customer shall pay the Contractor the Contractor Fees on a monthly basis, in advance, and prior to the start of the calendar month, subject to first receiving a Tax Invoice for those monthly payments.
Contractor Fees and Expenses are the total amount due to Contractor, and the Contractor is responsible for paying all taxes and other charges, and making all withholdings, relating thereto and otherwise relating to the Services, its business and payments by Contractor to any other person or entity, and Contractor will file all documents, pay all amounts and otherwise comply with all government requirements relating thereto.