Estimated Tax Impact Amount Sample Clauses

Estimated Tax Impact Amount. Per QFIA Section 2.4 (Tax Impact), the Tax Impact Amount applicable to the Installation Costs for GPC Interconnection Facilities would be the amount stated below, subject to change if these estimated Installation Costs change as described above. GPC will determine and document the final Tax Impact Amount per QFIA Section 2.10 (Reconciliation). Generator will satisfy its obligations under QFIA Section 2.4 (Tax Impact) as follows: Estimated Tax Impact Amount: $EstimatedTaxImpact [#Estimated Tax Impact Amount payment in full required within 10 Business Days after Notice to Proceed per QFIA Section 2.4.B (Generator Payment of Tax Impact Amount) and Section 2.8 (Generator Payments).#] OR [#Generator will provide a Letter of Credit within 10 Business Days after Notice to Proceed per QFIA Section 2.4.C (Tax Impact Security) and Section 2.9.A (LC for Tax Impact Amount) (Maximum term of LC requirement: From issuance until end of the First 10 Tax Years after actual COD + 90 Calendar Days).#] [#NOTE: REMAINDER OF EXHIBIT A MAY NOT APPLY TO EACH QFIA; SECTIONS 6 AND 7 WILL BE DELETED OR EDITED AS APPROPRIATE#]
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