Nebraska Advantage Act Sample Clauses

Nebraska Advantage Act. Until December 31, 2014, Buyer shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to comply with all conditions and fulfill all obligations, in each case as the same exist at Closing, to maintain the benefits that are currently available to Parent under the Nebraska Advantage Act, as indicated on Schedule 3.11(h) of the Disclosure Schedule.
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Nebraska Advantage Act. For the purposes of obtaining certain tax advantages that may be available to Client under the Nebraska Advantage Act, Client wishes to make certain requests of Contractor with regard to the collection and payment of certain sales and use taxes arising under or in respect to the Agreement. Because Contractor does not have any objection to Client’s efforts to obtain sales and use tax exemptions and/or refunds (as the case may be), Contractor has agreed (in the manner described in this Section 2) to make reasonable efforts to assist Client with respect to such matters. The Parties continue to understand that the Contract Price excludes sales and use tax and to the same extent such were excluded under the Original Agreement and the Parties furthermore continue to understand and agree that Client shall remain unconditionally liable to Contractor for any sales and use tax that may be assessed to Contractor to the same extent that Client was so liable under the Original Agreement. Contractor shall have no liability whatsoever to Client with regard to Client’s success or failure in obtaining any tax credits or exemptions. With respect to certain state and local tax matters in connection with the Contractor’s Work, the following shall apply and the Original Agreement shall be deemed amended accordingly:
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