NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS Sample Clauses

NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. 5.1. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement:
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NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement: Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods, including publications in any form. Receipts from the provision of staff (including statutory office holders) and all other services. Receipts from a person (whether employed, appointed, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person). Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long leave and other employee entitlements between agencies. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter. Receipts from the sub-leasing of property, or the sale of goods used in fitting out premises, for office premises surplus to agency requirements. Receipts for moneys received as sponsorship of events, training, coaching and development courses organised by the agency. Receipts for moneys received for contributions from other Government bodies towards activities managed by the agency. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include: Court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by paragraph 5.1.7) and Receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded. Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Commonwealth Cost Recovery Guidelines for Information and Regulatory Agencies.
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NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement: Receipts from the sub-leasing of real property. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services. Receipts from the Official Trustee which relate to, and do not exceed, the costs incurred in preserving assets seized under Proceeds of Crime legislation. Receipts from the Confiscated Assets Account relating to section 297(f) of the Proceeds of Crime Xxx 0000 and Section 34C(1)(iv) of the Proceeds of Crime Xxx 0000. Receipts from a person (whether employed, appointed, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person). Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities. Receipts related to ITSA's function as Official Trustee in Bankruptcy, which are to be credited to the CIF. These receipts are only to be covered by this agreement until an appropriation is established under section 20(4) of the FMA Act. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include: Court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by paragraph 5.1.5).; and Receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded. Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Commonwealth Cost Recovery Guidelines for Information and Regulatory Agencies.
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NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement: Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services. Receipts from a person (whether employed, appointed, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person). Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies. Subsidy and grant moneys received as a result of participation in employment subsidy schemes or programs. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter. Sponsorships, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund departmental activities. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include: Court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by paragraph 5.1.7).; and Receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded. Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Commonwealth Cost Recovery Guidelines for Information and Regulatory Agencies.
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NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement: Receipts of sponsorship. Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods. Reimbursement of expenses incurred on behalf of another party. Donations, grants, subsidies and contributions received to fund Expo related activities/events. Reimbursement of taxes imposed on Expo related expenditure. Receipts from the sale of minor assets (such as, but not limited to, furniture, lifestyle, hardware goods and office equipment; electrical, AV and IT equipment; motorised/moving equipment; catering equipment; and works of art). Contributions to construction and maintenance costs. Financial incentives to enter into leasing arrangements. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter. Any sum received by way of settlement of a claim or court order, including liquidated damages, to the extent that the sum represents financial losses incurred by the agency arising from actions of, or contractual arrangements with, another party, where the agency has not received supplementation prior to the sum being received. Receipts from insurance recoveries (other than Comcover or Comcare) in relation to overseas operations. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include:
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NATURE OF ELIGIBLE RECEIPTS. The following receipts are eligible receipts for the purposes of this agreement: Receipts from the sale, leasing, hiring out of, or other dealing with goods. Receipts from the provision of staff and other services. Receipts from a person (whether employed, appointed, or performing services for, the Commonwealth) as payment for any associated benefit provided (whether to that person or another person). Receipts from the sale of minor assets that are departmental in nature such as furniture and fittings. Receipts from the transfer of annual and long-service leave entitlements between agencies. Court awarded costs to the extent to which they reflect legal costs incurred in litigating the matter. Refunds of tax receipts from foreign governments. Receipts from insurance claims (other than Comcover or Comcare) in relation to overseas operations. Financial incentives to enter into leasing arrangements. For the avoidance of doubt, receipts under item 5.1 do not include: Court awarded fines and damages, etc (other than to the extent covered by paragraph 5.1.6).; and Receipts from taxes, levies or specific cost recovered activities where the receipts are raised under legislation and where the activities are budget funded. Note: User charging activities should comply with the Government’s cost recovery policy as set out in the Commonwealth Cost Recovery Guidelines for Information and Regulatory Agencies.
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