Material Accounting Change definition

Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrower's fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrower's financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrower, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place or where preparation of the Borrower's statements and reports in compliance with such change results in the breach of a financial performance covenant imposed pursuant to Section 5-12 where such a breach would not have occurred if such change had not taken place or visa versa.
Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrower’s fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrower’s financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrower, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place.
Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Parent's fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Parent's Consolidated financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Parent and its Subsidiaries, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place.

Examples of Material Accounting Change in a sentence

  • Each Debtor shall observe and comply with the following financial performance covenants, which compliance shall be determined as if no Material Accounting Change had occurred (other than any Material Accounting Change specifically taken into account in the setting of such covenants).

  • No Material Accounting Change shall be given effect in the calculations under this Agreement until the provisions of this Agreement are amended in a manner reasonably satisfactory to Purchaser.


More Definitions of Material Accounting Change

Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrowers' fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrowers' Consolidated financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrowers, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place or where preparation of the Borrowers' statements and reports in compliance with such change results in the breach of a financial performance covenant imposed pursuant to Section 6:6-11 where such a breach would not have occurred if such change had not taken place or visa versa.
Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrowersfiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrowers’ Consolidated financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrowers, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place or where preparation of the Borrowers’ statements and reports in compliance with such change results in the breach of a financial performance covenant imposed pursuant to Section 5.11 where such a breach would not have occurred if such change had not taken place or visa versa.
Material Accounting Change. Any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrower’s fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrower’s financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrower, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place or where preparation of the Borrower’s statements and reports in compliance with such change results in the breach of a financial performance covenant imposed pursuant to Section 5.11 where such a breach would not have occurred if such change had not taken place or visa versa. “Maturity Date”. August 31, 2010.
Material Accounting Change means any (i) change in PPL Electric’s accounting policies and practices (as such changes are defined by the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 154 issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board or its successor), or (ii) change in PPL Electric’s inter-corporate cost allocation policies or practices from those policies and/or practices in effect for the Rate Year upon which the immediately preceding Annual Update was based, which change causes a result under the Formula Rate different than the result under the Formula Rate as calculated without such change.
Material Accounting Change means any (i) change in PPL Electric’s accounting policies and practices (as such changes are defined by the Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No. 154 issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board or its successor), or (ii) change in PPL Electric’s inter-corporate cost allocation policies or practices from those policies and/or practices in effect for the Rate Year upon which the immediately
Material Accounting Change means any change in GAAP applicable to accounting periods subsequent to the Borrowers' fiscal year most recently completed prior to the execution of this Agreement, which change has a material effect on the Borrowers' Consolidated financial condition or operating results, as reflected on financial statements and reports prepared by or for the Borrowers, when compared with such condition or results as if such change had not taken place.
Material Accounting Change means a material change in LG&E/KU’s accounting policies and practices (as such are defined by the Accounting Standards Codification Topic 250,