Incremental Revenues definition

Incremental Revenues means the amount of revenues received by:

Incremental Revenues means the amount of revenues received by a taxing district, as determined by subtracting old revenues from new revenues in a calendar year with respect to a development area, a project within a development area, or a local development area;

Incremental Revenues means the amount of revenues received by the City, County and PDS with respect to the Development Area by subtracting Old Revenues (as defined in the Act) from New Revenues (as defined in the Act) in a calendar year.

Examples of Incremental Revenues in a sentence

• The Incremental Revenues will be calculated based on current rates and a forecast of the timing and number of customer attachments as well as the customers’ annual consumption levels.

• Security:The Series 2009 are special and limited obligations of the County and are payable from and secured equally by a pledge of and lien on the Designated CDT Revenues, as previously defined, and the Omni Tax Incremental Revenues; all funds held in trust by the County for the Bondholders and any interest earned on those; and by a secondary pledge of available Sales Tax deposited to the Debt Service Funds pursuant to Section 505 of Ordinance No. 97-210.

• The Annual TIF Payment shall not exceed 75% of the actual Incremental Revenues for the year corresponding to the Annual TIF Payment.

• For an Applicant qualifying as a significant taxpayer as determined by the Board, that the Incremental Revenues may be exempted up to the levels permitted by the Act and the Applicant shall be required to contribute payments in lieu of taxes, pursuant to procedures set forth in § 6.18 of this Part, into the Corporation TIF Fund equal to the amount of such Incremental Revenues as are exempted and awarded as a TIF Incentive.

• On a Strip Product-by-Strip Product basis, if, in any year, gross sales of a Strip Product exceed *[REDACTED]% of the Annual Forecast for such Strip Product for such year (the “Bonus Threshold”), then, within 60 days after the end of such year, Siemens shall pay to UBI a bonus equal to *[REDACTED]% of the Deemed Profit (defined below) from the Incremental Revenues (defined below).

More Definitions of Incremental Revenues

Incremental Revenues means the amount of revenues received by the Commonwealth as determined by subtracting old revenues from new revenues in a calendar year with respect to the footprint.

Incremental Revenues means the amount of revenues received by a taxing district,

Incremental Revenues for a given year shall mean the excess, if any, of the (i) actual gross revenues from sales of such Strip Product in such year (expressed in Euro) over (ii) the Bonus Threshold for such year. All calculations under this Section 7.3 will be made using, and all defined and undefined terms used herein will be construed in accordance with Siemens’ reporting guidelines and such external accounting standards (e.g., U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles or International Financial Reporting Standards) as Siemens uses throughout its accounting system, consistently applied. When conversion of amounts not received or calculated in Euro is required, such conversion shall be made at the exchange rate used by Siemens throughout its accounting system for conversion of such currency into Euro during the applicable accounting period.

Incremental Revenues means, collectively, all revenues derived from (a) the sale of Incremental Production; and (b) the sale of Additional Products.

Incremental Revenues means the amount by which the Gross Revenues for the Loan Year for which such determination is being made exceeds the Base Year Gross Revenues.

Incremental Revenues means those Tax Allocation Revenues as that term is defined by RCW 39.89.020(8) that are received by the City and available to finance the Public Improvements.

Incremental Revenues means the amount of tax revenues received by the City, with respect to the Local Development Area by subtracting Old Revenues from New Revenues in a calendar year, as defined in the Agreement.