IRR Sample Clauses
The IRR (Internal Rate of Return) clause defines the method for calculating the rate of return on an investment, typically used to assess the profitability of a project or financial arrangement. In practice, this clause outlines how the IRR is computed, what cash flows are included, and the time periods considered, ensuring all parties use a consistent approach. Its core function is to provide a clear, standardized metric for evaluating investment performance, thereby facilitating fair comparisons and informed decision-making.
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IRR. The Provider acknowledges that MSD will calculate the initial IRR for a Tenant and will notify the Provider of each Tenant’s IRR via the Housing Client System in accordance with section 106(1) of the Public and Community Housing Management Act 1992.
IRR. The “internal rate of return” calculated by applying the following formula, which is used in the XIRR Excel function: N Pi
IRR. IRR means internal rate of return as calculated using the XIRR function in the latest version of the Microsoft Excel program.
IRR. “IRR” shall mean, as of the relevant date, the annual, compounded internal rate of return achieved as of such date by the Principal Stockholders in respect of the Investment, which IRR shall be based on the Liquidity Proceeds.
IRR. “IRR” means the annual percentage rate that when utilized to calculate the present value of distributions made to a Member causes the present value of such distributions to equal the present value of the Member’s Capital Contributions. With respect to determining IRR, which shall be done using the XIRR function in Microsoft Office Excel, the following rules will be applied:
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IRR. “IRR” shall mean, as of the relevant date, the annual, compounded internal rate of return achieved as of such date by the Principal Stockholders in respect of the Investment, which IRR shall be based on (i) the Liquidity Proceeds (in the case of Section 2.2(d)), (ii) the Realization Proceeds or Effective Proceeds, as applicable (in the case of Section 2.3(a)) or (iii) the Sale Proceeds (in the case of Section 2.2(e)), in each case of (i), (ii) or (iii), actually received or held by the Principal Stockholders as of the relevant date.
IRR. IRR means the internal rate of return that, when applied to the aggregate Capital Contributions made by a Member to the Company as of a certain date and all distributions made to such Member as of such date, produces a net present value of zero. In calculating the IRR, (i) all Capital Contributions made by a Member shall be measured based on the actual amount and date such Capital Contributions were contributed to the Company, (ii) all distributions to a Member shall be measured based on the actual amount and date such distributions were made by the Company and (iii) the amount of any distribution shall be based on the amount of such distribution prior to the application of any Federal, state or local taxation to Members (including any withholding, deduction or assessment requirements. The IRR shall be calculated using Microsoft Excel’s XIRR function.
IRR. The “internal rate of return” calculated by applying the following formula, which is used in the XIRR Excel function: N Pi 0 = ∑ (di – d1) i=1 365 (1 + rate) where: di = the ith, or last, payment date. dl = the 0th payment date. Pi = the ith, or last, payment. The following is an example of the calculation of an IRR.
IRR. An IRR is a rollover of an amount that is permitted to be distributed in an eligible rollover distribution from a Participant’s Plan Account, other than a Designated R▇▇▇ Account, to the Participant’s IRR Account in the Plan.