Corporate Overhead Costs definition

Corporate Overhead Costs means an entity’s allocable share of the company’s corporate overhead shared services including human resources, accounting, legal, information technology and compliance services.
Corporate Overhead Costs means costs of performing the Services and the Alliance Service Provider's other obligations under this Agreement (excluding funding costs), that are not Direct Field Costs or Support Costs;
Corporate Overhead Costs shall comprise those items set forth on Exhibit D under the tab “Invoice 2 – Corp Overhead,” specifically: Total Corporate Costs (RemainCo + In-perimeter)

Examples of Corporate Overhead Costs in a sentence

  • If any PTK Company has a dispute regarding any Poland Corporate Overhead Costs allocated to it or due it under this Agreement, it shall notify A in writing within fifteen (15) business days after receipt of such invoice.

  • Such statement shall describe the nature and dates of the Poland Corporate Overhead Costs and the PTK Company(ies) on whose behalf such costs were incurred.

  • Subject to Section 11(c) below (with respect to the requested provision of Transition Services after an applicable Transition Period), Provider shall b▇▇▇ Recipient and Recipient shall pay a monthly amount equal to the sum of (i) Direct Costs with respect to the relevant Transferred Contracts for such month, (ii) Corporate Overhead Costs with respect to the relevant Transferred Contracts for such month, and (iii) Surviving Costs (each as defined below).