Revenue of Consequence definition

Revenue of Consequence means and refer to that portion of Tenant’s Gross Revenues falling within Flow Through Event Revenue or Port Directed Cruise Fee Revenue.

Examples of Revenue of Consequence in a sentence

  • Tenant or an officer of Tenant shall certify that the report is a true and correct statement of the Revenue of Consequence.

  • The annual plan must provide reasonable estimates of Revenue of Consequence.

  • Together with remittance of Percentage Rent, Tenant shall submit a written report in a form acceptable to the Port wherein Tenant shall set forth the number of cruise passengers for the month, the Revenue of Consequence for the month and the Percentage Rent, if any, due for such month.

  • The duplicate invoices, any and all other books and records of Tenant as aforesaid, shall be open for inspection by authorized representatives of the Port at all reasonable times during business hours; provided, however, the Port shall have only have the right to inspect those records (i) relevant to the Revenue of Consequence or (ii) necessary to reasonably determine Tenant’s compliance with the non-revenue requirements of this Lease.

  • The Percentage Rent shall be paid monthly, with respect to Revenue of Consequence made during the month, within fifteen (15) days after the end of each calendar month; provided, however, Percentage Rent for the month of May each year shall be due within thirty (30) days (and not fifteen (15) days) after the end of the month of May.

  • Subject to Tenant’s potential claim of the Minimum Income Credit, Tenant shall within said thirty-day period, submit to the Port a reconciled report reflecting the total number of cruise passengers for the calendar year, the total Revenue of Consequence for the year, and the total amount of Percentage Rent due for the calendar year, and, if the total amount of Percentage Rent due for such calendar year is less than the total Percentage Rent paid for such year, Tenant shall pay the Port any deficiency.

  • The Port shall be permitted to audit and examine all such records and books of account relating to the operation of Tenant’s Operations but only to the extent (i) relevant to the Revenue of Consequence or (ii) necessary to reasonably determine Tenant’s compliance with the non-revenue requirements of this Amended and Restated Agreement unless, until and for any year in which Tenant claims the Minimum Income Credit.

  • The Port shall be permitted to audit and examine all such records and books of account relating to the operation of Tenant’s Operations but only to the extent (i) relevant to the Revenue of Consequence or (ii) necessary to reasonably determine Tenant’s compliance with the non- revenue requirements of this Agreement unless, until and for any year in which Tenant claims the Minimum Income Credit.

  • The Percentage Rent shall be paid monthly, with respect to Revenue of Consequence made during the month, within fifteen (15) days after the end of each calendar month; provided, however, Percentage Rent for the months of May and June each year shall be due within thirty (30) days (and not fifteen days) after the end of the month of May and June, respectively.

  • The Port shall be permitted to audit and examine all such records and books of account relating to the operation of Tenant’s Operations but only to the extent (i) relevant to the Revenue of Consequence or (ii) necessary to reasonably determine Tenant’s compliance with the non-revenue requirements of this Lease.

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