Cost Value definition
Cost Value of investment properties means the sum of (a) the original cost of investment properties, (b) the additional costs recorded in respect of subsequent expenditures eligible for capitalization under GAAP, and (c) less the original and additional costs of parts of such investment properties disposed or otherwise derecognized, for investment properties included on the consolidated balance sheet; all determined on a consolidated basis in accordance with GAAP. For greater certainty, for purposes of this definition, the cost of investment properties includes initial direct leasing costs that are added to investment properties under GAAP.
Cost Value. (aka “Book Value”) means the original cost of the investment, plus accrued interest and amortization or accretion of any premium or discount.
Cost Value means the cost of each item of Merchandise, as reflected in the Merchant’s books, records, and files provided to Agent during due diligence.
Examples of Cost Value in a sentence
Clause No: 8.11 shall be applicable for tenders whose approved Estimated Cost Value put to tender is not less than Rs.100 crore (including GST).
The aggregate Cost Value of the Merchandise shall be increased by the Cost Value of any Returned Merchandise included in Merchandise (determined in accordance with this Section 8.5), and the Guaranteed Amount shall be adjusted accordingly.
The Fund will also sell to either of the Support Providers at any time within five business days before the date on which the Fund is required to sell Eligible Notes under clause (d) below, if either elects to purchase, all Eligible Notes that are outstanding and held by the Fund at a price equal to the greater of (i) the Amortized Cost Value of such Eligible Notes and (ii) the market value of such Eligible Notes.
Liquor Liability (Optional coverage required when liquor is sold and served) 100% of the Replacement Cost Value and no coinsurance provision.
Clause No: 8.13 shall be applicable for tenders whose approved Estimated Cost Value put to tender is not less than Rs.100 crore (including GST).
More Definitions of Cost Value
Cost Value means, in respect of a VCF Portfolio Security, the acquisition cost of that VCF Portfolio Security (including capitalised acquisition costs);]
Cost Value means, in respect of a Non-New Zealand Portfolio Security, the acquisition cost of that Non-New Zealand Portfolio Security (including capitalised acquisition costs);13
Cost Value means (i) with respect to each item of Domestic Merchandise, the last cost for the SKU for such item of Domestic Merchandise as reflected on Merchant’s inventory item master cost file (the “Cost File”), which amount does not include freight or any additional vendor credits; and (ii) with respect to Imported Merchandise, the landed cost for such item of Imported Merchandise as reflected in the Cost File, which amount reflects last cost for the SKU for such item of Imported Merchandise plus a damage allowance, duty rate, freight, and brokerage fee, harbor maintenance fees, drayage, brokers’ fees, insurance, commissions, processing costs and other costs directly associated with landing the product in the Distribution Centers; provided, that in no event shall the Cost Value of any Merchandise exceed the Retail Price for such item of Merchandise; provided however, any adjustment to the Cost Value as a result of the immediately preceding proviso shall not be factored into the calculation for purposes of determining whether the aggregate Cost Value of the Merchandise has satisfied the Merchandise Threshold provided for in Section 3.1(e) hereof. Items of On-Order Merchandise received in the Distribution Centers on or prior to the date that is twenty-one (21) days after the Sale Commencement Date (excluding the Sale Commencement Date for purposes of such calculation) (the “Interim Receipt Deadline”), will be included in Merchandise at the applicable Cost Value for Domestic Merchandise or Imported Merchandise, as applicable (the “Applicable Cost Value”), for each such item; provided, however, that items of On-Order Merchandise received at the Distribution Centers after the Interim Receipt Deadline but prior to the DC Receipt Deadline shall be included in Merchandise at the Applicable Cost Value for each such item multiplied by the inverse of the prevailing discount on similar items of Merchandise as of the date of receipt in the Distribution Centers; provided further, items of On-Order Merchandise received in the Distribution Centers after the DC Receipt Deadline shall not constitute Merchandise, shall be given no Cost Value, and shall be excluded from Merchandise, and shall, at Merchant’s option either be sold by Agent as Merchant Consignment Goods pursuant to Section 5.4 hereof, or excluded from the Sale and removed by Merchant from the Distribution Centers. The Cost File does not account for any advertising co-op allowances or discounts associated with expedited ...
Cost Value means the cost value of the Inventory at any time, determined by: (a) deducting from the Retail Book Inventory the included retail value of all consigned merchandise, and designated Special Items; (b) adjusting from retail value to cost as specified in Exhibit D; and (c) adding the cost value of the designated Special Items.
Cost Value means, with reference to Eligible Inventory, the applicable Borrowing Base Party’s cost of such Eligible Inventory calculated on a first-in, first-out basis determined in accordance with GAAP.
Cost Value means, with respect to each item of Transferred Inventory on the Closing Date, the average standard cost (determined by applicable merchant accounting unit for such item of Transferred Inventory as reflected in Seller’s master cost file as represented in the Seller’s financial stock ledger as of the Closing Date), which average standard cost is inclusive of freight and shipping charges.
Cost Value means, with respect to each item of Merchandise, other than the Additional Agent Merchandise, the lower of (i)(x) the lower of the Merchant’s actual cost of such item and (y) the cost of such item as reflected in the SKU for such item of Merchandise as reflected on (1) Merchant’s inventory cost file attributable to the Merchandise (other than the Direct Business Merchandise) identified on Exhibit 5.3(a)(1) to the Agency Agreement; and (2) Merchant’s inventory cost file attributable to the Direct Business Merchandise identified on Exhibit 5.3(a)(2); to the Agency Agreement and (ii) the Retail Price.