Relevant Accounting Principles definition
Relevant Accounting Principles means the accounting principles set out in Schedule 2;
Relevant Accounting Principles means in respect of the Company and any member of the Group, US-GAAP or, if the Company decided to prepare its accounts in accordance with IFRS, IFRS.
Relevant Accounting Principles means the applicable accounting principles from time to time pursuant to which the relevant financial information for the Company’s Group was prepared; “Relevant Holdco Revenue” means, in relation to a Permitted Group Sale Disposal, the aggregate revenue of the Intermediate Holding Company and any members of its Group proposed to be included within such transaction (and including the Relevant JV Revenue, provided such Relevant JV Revenue is not counted more than once), as derived from the accounts for the last completed financial year; “Relevant JV Revenue” means 50 per cent. of the consolidated revenue of the Company and its Group for the last completed financial year as derived from the latest available audited accounts; “Relevant Securityholder” has the meaning set out in clause 14.4(A) (Security over Shares); “Relevant Security Interest” has the meaning set out in clause 14.4(A) (Security over Shares); “Relief” has the meaning set out in clause 25.40(L) (Tax Matters); “Remuneration Committee” means the committee established in accordance with clause 8.11 (Standing Committees); “Reorganisation Steps Plan” has the meaning given to it in the Contribution Agreement; “Requisite Approval” means the approval of: (x) at least three Liberty Global Directors; and (y) at least three Telefónica Directors on a specific and separate resolution in relation to the relevant Reserved Matter either:
Examples of Relevant Accounting Principles in a sentence
In the case of goods or services to be supplied partly before and partly after the Effective Time, the Estimated Statement of Working Capital and Statement of Working Capital shall apportion Seller Prepayments between the Buyer and the Seller in accordance with the Relevant Accounting Principles.
In the case of goods or services to be supplied partly before and partly after the Effective Time, the Estimated Statement of Working Capital and Statement of Working Capital shall apportion Customer Prepayments between the Buyer and the Seller in accordance with the Relevant Accounting Principles.
More Definitions of Relevant Accounting Principles
Relevant Accounting Principles means the applicable accounting principles from time to time pursuant to which the relevant financial information for the Company’s Group was prepared;