Common use of Disallowed Payments Clause in Contracts

Disallowed Payments. MPS will disallow all or part of the invoice if any portion of the services is not delivered in strict accordance with this Agreement, the application approved by the DPI, Title IA, Title IIA, Title IIIA and Title IVA rules and regulations, and the invoicing requirements set forth herein. MPS will disallow payment in whole or in part as set forth below: 1. MPS will not pay for services to identify those non-public school children that are eligible to participate; 2. MPS will not reimburse for expenses related to services provided at a school after the date of closing; 3. MPS will not pay for any expenditure related to materials or family engagement expenditures not previously approved on the Title IA and IIIA Pre-Approval Form, Needs Assessment, blanket approved listing or if approval is sought after delivery of the service or purchase of goods; 4. MPS will not pay for any Title IIA expenditure related to materials and supplies expenditures (e.g., graphing calculators) that, although they may benefit students, are not the direct focus of the teachers’ professional development. 5. MPS reserves the right to withhold or disallow payment if services are delivered prior to Provider submitting proof of (1) required criminal background checks; (2) insurance; (3) certified teacher status, (4) student eligibility, or (5) prior to receipt of a fully executed contract; and 6. MPS will not pay for any expenditure not authorized by Title IA, Title IIA, Title IIIA, or Title IVA rules and regulations, including any recruitment or marketing materials.

Disallowed Payments. MPS will disallow all or part of the invoice if any portion of the services is not delivered in strict accordance with this Agreement, the application approved by the DPI, Title IA, Title IIA, IIA and Title IIIA and Title IVA rules and regulations, and the invoicing requirements set forth herein. In particular, MPS will disallow payment in whole or in part as set forth below: 1. MPS will not pay for services to identify those non-public school children that are eligible to participate; 2. MPS will not reimburse for expenses related to services provided at a school after the date of closing; 3. MPS will not pay for any expenditure related to materials or family engagement parent involvement expenditures not previously approved on the Title IA and IIIA I Expenditure Report Pre-Approval Form, Needs Assessment, blanket approved listing Form or if approval is sought after delivery of the service or purchase of goods; 4. MPS will not pay for any Title IIA expenditure related to materials and supplies expenditures (e.g., graphing calculators) that, although they may benefit students, are not the direct focus of the teachers’ professional development. 5. MPS reserves the right to withhold or disallow payment if services are delivered prior to Provider submitting proof of (1) required criminal background checks; (2) insurance; (3) certified teacher status, (4) student eligibility, or (5) prior to receipt of a fully executed contract; and 6. MPS will not pay for any expenditure not authorized by Title IA, Title IIA, Title IIIA, IIA or Title IVA IIIA rules and regulations, including any recruitment or marketing materials.

Disallowed Payments. MPS will disallow all or part of the invoice if any portion of the services is not delivered in strict accordance with this Agreement, the application approved by the DPI, Title IA, Title IIA, Title IIIA and Title IVA rules and regulations, and the invoicing requirements set forth herein. In particular, MPS will disallow payment in whole or in part as set forth below: 1. MPS will not pay for services to identify those non-public school children that are eligible to participate; 2. MPS will not reimburse for expenses related to services provided at a school after the date of closing; 3. MPS will not pay for any expenditure related to materials or family engagement expenditures not previously approved on the Title IA and IIIA Pre-Approval Form, Needs Assessment, blanket approved listing or if approval is sought after delivery of the service or purchase of goods; 4. MPS will not pay for any Title IIA expenditure related to materials and supplies expenditures (e.g., graphing calculators) that, although they may benefit students, are not the direct focus of the teachers’ professional development. 5. MPS reserves the right to withhold or disallow payment if services are delivered prior to Provider submitting proof of (1) required criminal background checks; (2) insurance; (3) certified teacher status, (4) student eligibility, or (5) prior to receipt of a fully executed contract; and 6. MPS will not pay for any expenditure not authorized by Title IA, Title IIA, Title IIIA, or Title IVA rules and regulations, including any recruitment or marketing materials.