Costs of transfer of ownership

However, the cost of transfer of ownership (agents' services, trade margins, transport costs, etc) must be included in the value of the GFCF for livestock.

The costs of transfer of ownership of assets constitute GFCF by the acquirer, even if some of the costs are paid by the seller.

Costs of transferring ownership of land and production rights

Costs of ownership transfer on non-financial non-produced assets

Costs of ownership transfer on non-produced non-financial assets

Cost of transfer to means of transport for forwarding to the final destination

However, the cost of transfer of ownership (agents' services, trade margins, transport costs, etc) must be included in the value of the GFCF for livestock.

The costs of transfer of ownership of assets constitute GFCF by the acquirer, even if some of the costs are paid by the seller.

Costs of ownership transfer can apply to both produced assets, including fixed assets, and non-produced assets, such as land.

Costs of transfer of ownership

Details of charges:

4.7 Transmittal costs will be borne by the despatching Participant.

Canada will not accept any charges related to the use of Wire Transfers.

ways to facilitate legal, expeditious and cost-effective remittance transfers;

` OUR` code must be used to ensure that all WT charges are borne by the payer.

The cost of preparation and transmission of any additional data or products shall be met by the requesting State Party.

In accordance with the warranty, the producer shall pay for the costs of the material, replacement parts, labour, transfer and transport of products, which may arise in the process of repairing the defect or replacing a defective product with a new one.

(7) Changes of contributions to construction costs and to operating costs, the admission of new Shareholders, increases in the shares held by an existing Shareholder, as well as the transfer of shares or parts thereof of the Company mentioned in Article 1 shall be governed by the Articles of Association, attached as an Annex, which authorise the Council to take decisions on such matters.

This includes in particular all respective costs for necessary technical data transmission equipment (modems, routers, hubs, additional firewall systems, etc.) and for telephone/internet connection arising in the own sphere of each Contracting Party.

Taking into consideration existing scientific and technical data on the emissions, geochemical processes, atmospheric transport and effects on human health and the environment of heavy metals, as well as on abatement techniques and costs,

(2) In all cases, the consumer shall also have the right to demand a reimbursement for losses incurred, particularly the costs for materials, replacement parts, labour, and the transfer and the transport of goods which arise as a result of the fulfilment of the obligations arising from the preceding paragraph of this article.

(c) The International Data Centre shall call upon data from cooperating national facilities, if so requested by a State Party, for the purposes of facilitating consultation and clarification and the consideration of on-site inspection requests, data transmission costs being borne by that State Party.

(b) Also provide such financial resources, including for the transfer of technology, needed by the developing country Parties to meet the agreed full incremental costs of advancing the implementation of existing commitments under Article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention that are covered by Article 10 and that are agreed between a developing country Party and the international entity or entities referred to in Article 11 of the Convention, in accordance with that Article.

(c) Transmitting International Monitoring System data (raw or processed) to the International Data Centre by the most direct and cost-effective means available, including, if necessary, via appropriate communications nodes, from monitoring stations, laboratories, analytical facilities or from national data centres; or such data (including samples where appropriate) to laboratory and analytical facilities from monitoring stations; and

27.13 The provisions of Part III shall not apply to direct forgiveness of debts, subsidies to cover social costs, in whatever form, including relinquishment of government revenue and other transfer of liabilities when such subsidies are granted within and directly linked to a privatization programme of a developing country Member, provided that both such programme and the subsidies involved are granted for a limited period and notified to the Committee and that the programme results in eventual privatization of the enterprise concerned.

Convinced of the value of pollutant release and transfer registers as a cost-effective tool for encouraging improvements in environmental performance, for providing public access to information on pollutants released into and transferred in and through communities, and for use by Governments in tracking trends, demonstrating progress in pollution reduction, monitoring compliance with certain international agreements, setting priorities and evaluating progress achieved through environmental policies and programmes,

iv) any other non-Contracting State which, at the time of the nuclear incident, has in force nuclear liability legislation which affords equivalent reciprocal benefits, and which is based on principles identical to those of this Convention, including, inter alia, liability without fault of the operator liable, exclusive liability of the operator or a provision to the same effect, exclusive jurisdiction of the competent court, equal treatment of all victims of a nuclear incident, recognition and enforcement of judgements, free transfer of compensation, interests and costs.

The GFCF of the acquirer comprises the value of the goods acquired (exclusive of transfer costs) plus the total transfer costs involved in the acquisition.

Own-account production = GFCF + disposals (slaughterings and exports) - acquisitions (imports)(32) - (cost of transfer of ownership).

In the case of trading between resident holdings, sales and purchases offset each other except for the transfer costs which are treated, in the calculation of output, as a "negative sale".

(g) Costs of transfer of ownership

Costs associated with the transfer of ownership of non-produced assets

For land, costs of commercial transfer or actually incurred capital costs are eligible;

In accordance with the ESA 95, GFCF for livestock is a measure of the difference between livestock acquisitions (natural growth and imports) over the year, including those resulting from own-account production, and livestock disposals (for slaughter(28), export or any other final use), to which is added the cost of transfer of ownership(29).

the costs associated with the transfer of ownership incurred in trade between agricultural units(27).

Land purchases and sales as well as associated costs are recorded at the time of transfer of ownership.

When valuing trade, the costs involved in the transfer of ownership (trade margins and transport costs) are included in the value of the acquisition.

For small value transfers this has meant that costs have been a large proportion of the amount transferred.

In respect of a BEN transfer, the originator's bank and intermediary banks can deduct from the amount of the transfer a price to cover their own costs and the beneficiary's bank can charge its own customers a price to cover its own costs.

the costs associated with transfer of ownership in exchanges, between agricultural units, of plantations which have reached maturity.

costs associated with the transfer of ownership of non-produced assets such as land and production rights.

costs associated with the transfer of ownership of non-produced assets such as land and patented assets.

Conversely, the GFCF of the seller only includes the value of the goods sold (exclusive of transfer costs)(23).

In the case of trading between resident holdings, sales and corresponding purchases offset each other (except for the transfer costs).

This includes tangible and intangible fixed assets, major improvements to non-produced assets and the costs associated with the transfer of ownership.

Disposals should be recorded at the sales price, which should correspond to the purchaser price less the costs incurred in the transfer of ownership of assets, installation and transfer charges (cf. 2.130).

they may be sales of standing plantations to other (agricultural) units, in which case only the costs associated with the transfer of ownership are entered in the EAA.

Transfers can be described as 'OUR`, 'Share` or 'BEN` depending on how the customers request the charges to be allocated:

In the case of trading between resident holdings, sales and the corresponding purchases offset each other (except for the costs of transferring ownership)(19).