Disallowed Expenditures Sample Clauses
The Disallowed Expenditures clause defines specific costs or types of spending that are not permitted under an agreement or contract. Typically, this clause lists categories such as personal expenses, fines, or costs unrelated to the project’s objectives, and may reference governing regulations or policies to clarify what is excluded. Its core function is to prevent misuse of funds and ensure that all expenditures are appropriate, eligible, and aligned with the intended purpose of the agreement.
Disallowed Expenditures. Any expenditure exceeding the amount of this Contract and all disallowed expenses noted on audit reports shall be the responsibility of the Subgrantee.
Disallowed Expenditures. Upon a determination by RUS that the Awardee did not expend Award funds on Eligible Purposes in accordance with the RUS approved line item Project budget and the Form(s) 481 approved by RUS prior to the advance of funds, RUS may, in its sole discretion:
(a) Disallow all or a part of the expenditures and disbursements of the Award and require the Awardee to deposit such funds in the Pledged Deposit Account to be applied toward other approved Project purposes on Form(s) 481 or to reimburse the Government, as provided in Section 5.3 hereof;
(b) Suspend making Advances;
(c) Take any other action RUS determines to be necessary including, without limitation, exercising any right or remedy available under the Loan-Grant Documents or law.
Disallowed Expenditures. The Consortium Members assume full responsibility for payment of HOME expenditures made in their jurisdictions that are disallowed by HUD.
Disallowed Expenditures. Upon a determination by RUS that the Borrower did not utilize the Loan in the manner and exclusively for the Project as approved by RUS, RUS may, in its sole discretion:
(a) Disallow all or a part of the expenditures and disbursements of the Loan and require the Borrower to deposit such funds in the Pledged Deposit Account to be applied toward other approved Project purposes or to reimburse the Government, as provided in Section 5.3 hereof;
(b) Suspend making Advances;
(c) Take any other action RUS determines to be necessary including, without limitation, exercising any right or remedy available under the Loan Documents or law.
Disallowed Expenditures. Disallowed expenditures shall be the sole responsibility of the Provider. Any funds received by the Provider from Tri-County which have been used
Disallowed Expenditures. Upon a determination by RUS that the Awardee did not expend Award funds on Eligible Purposes in accordance with the RUS approved line-item Scope of Work and the SF 270s approved by RUS prior to the advance of funds, RUS may, in its sole discretion:
(a) Disallow all or a part of the expenditures and disbursements of the Award and require the Awardee to deposit such funds in the Pledged Deposit Account to be applied toward other approved Scope of Work purposes on SF 270s or to reimburse the Government, as provided in Section 5.3 hereof;
(b) Suspend future Advances; and/or
(c) Take any other action RUS determines to be necessary including, without limitation, exercising any right or remedy available under this Agreement or law.
Disallowed Expenditures. Upon a determination by RUS that the Awardee did not expend Award funds on Eligible Purposes in accordance with the RUS approved line-item Scope of Work and the SF 270s approved by RUS prior to the advance of funds, RUS may, in its sole discretion:
(a) Disallow all or a part of the expenditures and disbursements of the Award and require the Awardee to apply such funds toward other approved Scope of Work purposes on SF 270s or to reimburse the Government, as provided in Section 5.3 hereof;
(b) Suspend future Advances; and/or
(c) Take any other action RUS determines to be necessary including, without limitation, exercising any right or remedy available under this Agreement or law.
Disallowed Expenditures. Payments and/or services authorized by this Contract that are contrary to federal, state and/or the MDHHS contract governing this Contract, then the federal, state and/or the MDHHS contract shall take precedent over this Contract and will require that expenditures are made within compliance of such laws and/or MDHHS contract. If CONTRACTOR has been paid inappropriately pursuant to this Contract for Medicaid or non-Medicaid service claims and/or cost claims which are later disallowed, CONTRACTOR shall fully repay CMHSP for such disallowed payments, fines, penalties, and fees within sixty (60) days of CONTRACTOR’s final disposition notification of the disallowances. At its discretion, CMHSP may authorize, in writing, additional time for repayment.
Disallowed Expenditures. Any expenditure exceeding the amount of this Contract and all disallowed expenses noted on audit reports shall be the responsibility of the Contractor.