Budget Period definition

Budget Period means the fiscal period for which a budget is prepared.

Budget Period means the interval of time (usually 12 months) into which the project period is divided for budg- etary and reporting purposes.

Budget Period. From: To: From: To: Project Title: Reporting Requirements (Check here if applicable: See Attachment 4) FFATA (Attachment 3B) ARRA Funds (Attachment 4A)

Examples of Budget Period in a sentence

• Furthermore during the Initial Budget Period at each annual budget discussion, the Headquarters Budget shall be presented to the Supervisory Board as a separate agenda item and shall require the approval of at least six Directors in the first meeting.

• Following the Initial Budget Period and until the end of the sixth full fiscal year after the year in which these Bye-laws are adopted (the “ Second Budget Period”), the Company’s headquarters shall, in terms of costs, continue to be run with the purpose of managing and operating the Group, including the headquarters itself, in the most cost effective manner.

• After the Second Budget Period has ended, the Company’s headquarters shall, in terms of costs, continue to be run with the purpose of managing and operating the Group, including the headquarters itself, in the most cost effective manner.

• DOE will make the Go/No Go decision based upon the results of this review, prior to the project moving forward to Stage 2 (Budget Period 2).

• Stage 1 (Budget Period 1) will culminate with a DOE Go/No Go decision point, the Gate Review.

More Definitions of Budget Period

Budget Period means the duration of the budget, stated in the number of months the contract will contain from begin date to end date of the term of the contract. Each renewal will have its own budget period.

Budget Period means the period from 1 October of one year to 30 September of the following year;

Budget Period has the same meaning as in 2 CFR 200.1.

Budget Period. ’ means the period speci- fied in the grant or cooperative agreement during which Federal funds awarded are au- thorized to be expended, obligated, or firmly committed by the recipient for the purposes specified in the agreement.

Budget Period means the time period covered by a Budget.

Budget Period is the time interval from the start date of a funded portion of an award to the end date of that funded portion during which the County is authorized to expend the funds award.

Budget Period means, for municipal corporations with the power to levy a tax upon property, the two-year period commencing on July 1 and closing on June 30 of the second calendar year next following, and for all other municipal corporations, an accounting period of 24 months ending on the last day of any month.