Capitalized Cost definition

Capitalized Cost means, as of any date of determination,

Capitalized Cost means, as of any date of determination:

Capitalized Cost means, with respect to any Leased Vehicle, the amount identified by the Servicer as the “Capitalized Cost” of such Leased Vehicle, including, to the extent provided therein, delivery charges, taxes and any registration or titling fees.

Examples of Capitalized Cost in a sentence

• OGS does not recommend that an Authorized User make a down payment on the Lease Vehicle as a means of Capitalized Cost Reduction.

• Such detailed breakdown shall include, as applicable, the Lease Provider Acquisition Fee, Vehicle Capitalized Cost, Residual Value Percentage, Vehicle Residual Value, Vehicle Depreciation Amount, and Money Factor.

• An Authorized User reserves the right to negotiate a reduction in the Vehicle Capitalized Cost calculated by the Lease Provider.

• Generally speaking, the Lease Balance will be less if you pay monthly payments early because a greater portion of the monthly payments will go to reduce the Adjusted Capitalized Cost and will increase if we receive your monthly payments after the due date because a lesser portion of the monthly payments will go to reduce the Adjusted capitalized Cost.

• The Adjusted Capitalized Cost as of the date you and we sign the lease and before application of the first monthly lease payment is shown in paragraph 2 g iii.

More Definitions of Capitalized Cost

Capitalized Cost has the meaning given to it in Schedule 1 to the Base Indenture.

Capitalized Cost shall, with respect to a Vehicle, have the meaning specified in the Financing Documents of the related Financing Source.

Capitalized Cost means the aggregate deposit and rental payments previously paid to the lessor for the leased vehicle less service fees.

Capitalized Cost of a Pledged Vehicle means the costs and expenses incurred by the Borrower in connection with the acquisition of such Pledged Vehicle as established by the invoice delivered in connection with such Pledged Vehicle.

Capitalized Cost means the sum of all legal, printing, reproduction, closing and other normally capitalizable administrative fees and expenses actually paid by the Lessor in connection with any acquisition of the Nuclear Fuel and in connection with the transactions contemplated by a Credit Agreement (including interest expense and amortization of debt discount with respect to Commercial Paper and loans under a Credit Agreement and all commitment and other fees, costs and expenses, including the issuing agent’s fees, relating to liabilities of the Lessor under a Credit Agreement) or contemplated by a Secured Note Agreement (including interest expense and amortization of discount with respect to Secured Notes and other fees, costs and expenses incurred in connection with a Secured Note Agreement), and Daily Lease Charges accrued pursuant to this Lease which, in the Lessee’s sole judgment, are allocable to such Nuclear Fuel (i) during any stage of its Nuclear Fuel Cycle other than its Heat Production stage or (ii) during the period beginning on the Termination Notice Date and ending on the Termination Settlement Date (in each case as defined in Section 20(b) of this Lease) if and to the extent that the Lessee elects to capitalize any such Daily Lease Charges; provided, however, that Daily Lease Charges may be allocated to and included in Capitalized Cost by the Lessee only so long as the commitment under a Credit Agreement and the aggregate principal amount of Secured Notes outstanding shall exceed the sum of the Stipulated Loss Value of all of the Nuclear Fuel (including such Daily Lease Charges in the computation of Capitalized Cost for purposes of determining the amount of Investment) and $5,000,000.

Capitalized Cost means, with respect to each Vehicle, the price paid for ---------------- such Vehicle by the Lessor to the dealer or Manufacturer selling such Vehicle, including dealer profit and delivery charges but excluding taxes and any registration or titling fees.

Capitalized Cost means the sum of all amounts capitalized in the consumer lease that, after subtracting