Ineligible Expenditure definition

Ineligible Expenditure means expenditure which is not Eligible Expenditure and as further detailed in Annex E;
Ineligible Expenditure means an expenditure of Grants not in accordance with this Agreement or the applicable laws and regulations governing the use of Grants.
Ineligible Expenditure means expenditure which is not Eligible Expenditure as set out in Annex 4 of this Agreement;

Examples of Ineligible Expenditure in a sentence

  • Unless a cost or a loss is considered an Eligible Expenditure pursuant to section C2.1 (Scope of Eligible Expenditures), such cost or loss will be considered an Ineligible Expenditure.

  • If the Province or Canada determines that a Contract is awarded in a manner that is not in compliance with the requirements in section A.5.1 (Acquisition), upon giving Notice to the Recipient, the Province may consider the expenditures associated with the Contract to be an Ineligible Expenditure.


More Definitions of Ineligible Expenditure

Ineligible Expenditure means the unpermitted expenditure of the Funding, as specified at item 9 of Schedule 1 and in the Funding guidelines (if any).
Ineligible Expenditure means the items set out in clause 5.1 (Ineligible Expenditure);
Ineligible Expenditure means expenditure which is not Eligible Expenditure;
Ineligible Expenditure means expenditure that either has been made in excess of a provision of the State budget or has been used for purposes other than for which it was approved.
Ineligible Expenditure means the expenditure deemed to be ineligible pursuant to article 7 of EC Regulation No. 1080/2006 and the Additional Ineligible Expenditure set-out in the Specific Terms.
Ineligible Expenditure means the expenditure on items not directly related to the delivery of an Approved Project(s) and as detailed in the relevant Funding Program Guidelines.
Ineligible Expenditure means expenditure which has not been used for purposes compliant with the terms of the Grant Agreement and is not accepted as Eligible Expenditure. Specific exclusions are further detailed in Annex E;