Common use of Nonresident Aliens Clause in Contracts

Nonresident Aliens. Pursuant to 26 U.S.C. §1441, Minnesota State is required to withhold certain federal income taxes on the gross compensation paid to nonresident aliens, as defined by Internal Revenue Code §7701(b). Minnesota State will withhold all required taxes unless and until Contractor submits documentation required by the Internal Revenue Service indicating that Contractor is a resident of a country with tax treaty benefits. Minnesota State makes no representations regarding whether or to what extent tax treaty benefits are available to Contractor. To the extent that Minnesota State does not withhold these taxes for any reason, Contractor agrees to indemnify and hold Minnesota State harmless for any taxes owed and any interest or penalties assessed. Entertainers. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 290.9201, Minnesota State is required to withhold a two percent (2%) tax on the gross compensation, including reimbursable expenses, paid to non-Minnesota entertainers for any performance in Minnesota.

Nonresident Aliens. Pursuant to 26 U.S.C. §1441, Minnesota State is required to withhold certain federal income taxes on the gross compensation paid to nonresident aliens, as defined by Internal Revenue Code §7701(b). Minnesota State will withhold all required taxes unless and until the Contractor submits documentation required by the Internal Revenue Service indicating that the Contractor is a resident of a country with tax treaty benefits. Minnesota State makes no representations regarding whether or to what extent tax treaty benefits are available to Contractor. To the extent that Minnesota State does not withhold these taxes for any reason, Contractor agrees to indemnify and hold Minnesota State harmless for any taxes owed and any interest or penalties assessed. Entertainers. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 290.9201, Minnesota State is required to withhold a two percent (2%) tax on the gross compensation, including reimbursable expenses, paid to non-Minnesota entertainers for any performance in Minnesota.

Nonresident Aliens. Pursuant to 26 U.S.C. §1441, Minnesota State is required to withhold certain federal income taxes on the gross compensation paid to nonresident aliens, as defined by Internal Revenue Code §7701(b). Minnesota State will withhold all required taxes unless and until Contractor CONTRACTOR submits documentation required by the Internal Revenue Service indicating that Contractor CONTRACTOR is a resident of a country with tax treaty benefits. Minnesota State makes no representations regarding whether or to what extent tax treaty benefits are available to ContractorCONTRACTOR. To the extent that Minnesota State does not withhold these taxes for any reason, Contractor CONTRACTOR agrees to indemnify and hold Minnesota State harmless for any taxes owed and any interest or penalties assessed. Entertainers. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 290.9201, Minnesota State is required to withhold a two percent (2%) tax on the gross compensation, including reimbursable expenses, paid to non-Minnesota entertainers for any performance in Minnesota.

Nonresident Aliens. Pursuant to 26 U.S.C. §1441, Minnesota State is required to withhold certain federal income taxes on the gross compensation paid to nonresident aliens, as defined by Internal Revenue Code §7701(b). Minnesota State will withhold all required taxes unless and until Contractor Presenter submits documentation required by the Internal Revenue Service indicating that Contractor Presenter is a resident of a country with tax treaty benefits. Minnesota State makes no representations regarding whether or to what extent tax treaty benefits are available to ContractorPresenter. To the extent that Minnesota State does not withhold these taxes for any reason, Contractor Xxxxxxxxx agrees to indemnify and hold Minnesota State harmless for any taxes owed and any interest or penalties assessed. EntertainersENTERTAINERS. Pursuant to Minnesota Statutes 290.9201, Statute §290.9201 requires Minnesota State is required to withhold a two percent (2%) tax on the gross compensation, including reimbursable expenses, paid to non-Minnesota entertainers and public speakers for any performance in Minnesota.