ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABSORPTION OF TAX ATTRIBUTES Sample Clauses

ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABSORPTION OF TAX ATTRIBUTES. Roxio's share of the group's consolidated AMT shall be adjusted to reflect the absorption of losses, credits, or other tax attributes, based on principles similar to those underlying the method of allocating regular federal income taxes described in section 1.1502-32(b)(3)(iv)(D) of the Treasury regulations. If, for any taxable year, the regular tax attributes allocable to members other than Roxio that can be carried forward to the next taxable year are less than those carryforwards would have been if Roxio had not been a member of the group, then Roxio's share of the group's consolidated federal income tax liability shall be increased to reflect the incremental absorption of the tax attributes of other members. Conversely, if Roxio's regular tax attributes are used to offset taxable income of other members, or tax liability attributable to such income, then Roxio's share of the group's consolidated federal income tax liability shall be decreased to reflect the use of Roxio's tax attributes. The amount of the adjustment for absorbed losses shall equal the product of the absorbed losses and the highest marginal regular federal income tax rate in effect for the year in which the losses are absorbed. If the adjustment described in this Section 1(b)(iii) exceeds the amount determined in Section 1(b)(ii), Roxio shall be entitled to receive the amount of such excess pursuant to Section 2.
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ADJUSTMENTS FOR ABSORPTION OF TAX ATTRIBUTES. Palm's share of the group's consolidated AMT shall be adjusted to reflect the absorption of losses, credits or other tax attributes, based on principles similar to those underlying the method of allocating regular federal income taxes described in section 1.1502-32(b)(3)(iv)(D) of the Treasury regulations. If, for any taxable year, the regular tax attributes allocable to members other than Palm that can be carried forward to the succeeding taxable year are less than those carryforwards would have been if Palm had not been a member of the group, then Palm's share of the group's consolidated federal income tax liability shall be increased to reflect the incremental absorption of the tax attributes of other members. Conversely, if Palm's regular tax attributes are used to offset taxable income of other members, or tax liability attributable to such income, then Palm's share of the group's consolidated federal income tax liability shall be decreased to reflect such use of Palm's tax attributes. The amount of the adjustment for absorbed credits shall equal the amount of those credits. The amount of the adjustment for absorbed losses shall equal the product of the absorbed losses and the highest marginal regular federal income tax rate in effect for the year in which the losses are absorbed. If the adjustment described in this Section 3(b)(iii) exceeds the amount determined in Section 3(b)(ii), the excess shall be credited against Palm's liability for other taxable years or, in the case of taxable years covered by returns filed after the public offering, Palm shall be entitled to receive the amount of such excess pursuant to Section 4(b).

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