Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance Sample Clauses

Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance. (a) On the date thirty (30) days after Northwest hires an appropriate individual to prepare Pinnacle property tax returns (the “Commencement Date”), Northwest shall become responsible for administering Pinnacle’s property taxes, both real property and personal property. Northwest shall be responsible for notifying Pinnacle in writing of the Commencement Date. As of the Commencement Date, Northwest shall prepare all property tax returns once the appropriate information is gathered by Pinnacle and Northwest. Northwest shall prepare the property tax returns with the same care, diligence, and expertise used in filing the property tax returns of Northwest. As of the Commencement Date, Northwest also shall be responsible for (1) the review of Pinnacle’s property tax assessment notices and accompanying workpapers, and the resolution of any disputes regarding such notices; (2) the review of Pinnacle’s property tax bills; (3) the preparation and filing of any property tax refund claims; and (4) the management of any audits of Pinnacle’s property taxes. Northwest and Pinnacle shall cooperate to ensure that Pinnacle’s property tax returns, refund claims, and property tax bills are reviewed and signed by the properly authorized individual(s). Depending on who signs the property tax returns or refund claims, Northwest and Pinnacle shall cooperate to ensure the timely filing of such property tax returns and refund claims.
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Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance. (a) With respect to any property taxes, fuel taxes, sales and use taxes, excise taxes, liquor taxes, and similar transaction taxes (“Transaction Taxes”), Delta and the Pinnacle Parties shall cooperate to ensure that each Operator is timely filing appropriate tax returns and refund claims to minimize its respective Transaction Taxes. Delta shall determine which entity, Delta or the applicable Operator, shall be responsible for preparing and filing appropriate such tax returns and refund claims. Unless Delta determines otherwise and notifies an Operator in writing, such Operator shall be responsible for all such Transaction Tax filings and payments. Upon the request of Delta, (i) Delta shall be entitled to review any actual or proposed tax filings of an Operator related to Transaction Taxes and (ii) each Operator shall execute and deliver a power of attorney and/or an assignment of refund claim in favor of Delta, in each case with respect to any Transaction Taxes. Each Operator shall notify Delta of the commencement of any tax audit. Prior to resolving any tax audit, the applicable Operator shall receive approval from Delta to resolve any such audit.
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Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance. (a) On the date thirty (30) days after Delta hires an appropriate individual to prepare Pinnacle and/or Mesaba property tax returns (the “Commencement Date”), Delta shall become responsible for administering Pinnacle’s and/or Mesaba’s property taxes, both real property and personal property. Delta shall be responsible for notifying Pinnacle and/or Mesaba in writing of the Commencement Date. As of the Commencement Date, Delta shall prepare all property tax returns once the appropriate information is gathered by Pinnacle, Mesaba and Delta. Delta shall prepare the property tax returns with the same care, diligence, and expertise used in filing the property tax returns of Delta. As of the Commencement Date, Delta also shall be responsible for (i) the review of Pinnacle’s and Mesaba’s property tax assessment notices and accompanying workpapers, and the resolution of any disputes regarding such notices; (ii) the review of Pinnacle’s and Mesaba’s property tax bills; (iii) the preparation and filing of any property tax refund claims; and (iv) the management of any audits of Pinnacle’s and/or Mesaba’s property taxes. The Parties shall cooperate to ensure that Pinnacle’s and/or Mesaba’s property tax returns, refund claims, and property tax bills are reviewed and signed by the properly authorized individual(s). Depending on who signs the property tax returns or refund claims, the Parties shall cooperate to ensure the timely filing of such property tax returns and refund claims.
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Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance. (a) With respect to fuel taxes, Midwest and SkyWest shall cooperate to ensure that SkyWest is filing appropriate fuel tax returns and refund claims to minimize SkyWest’s taxes. Midwest shall determine which entity, Midwest or SkyWest, shall be responsible for preparing and filing appropriate fuel tax returns and refund claims. Unless Midwest determines otherwise and notifies SkyWest in writing, SkyWest shall be responsible for all SkyWest fuel tax filings and payments. Upon the request of Midwest, Midwest shall be entitled to review any actual or proposed SkyWest fuel tax filings. SkyWest shall notify Midwest of the commencement of any fuel tax audit. SkyWest shall receive approval from Midwest prior to resolving any fuel tax audit.
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Property Tax, Fuel Tax, and Sales and Use Tax Compliance. (a) With respect to fuel taxes, Northwest and Mesaba shall cooperate to ensure that Mesaba is filing appropriate fuel tax returns and refund claims to minimize Mesaba’s taxes. Northwest shall determine which entity, Northwest or Mesaba, shall be responsible for preparing and filing appropriate fuel tax returns and refund claims. Unless Northwest determines otherwise and notifies Mesaba in writing, Mesaba shall be responsible for all Mesaba fuel tax filings and payments. Upon the request of Northwest, Northwest shall be entitled to review any actual or proposed Mesaba fuel tax filings. Mesaba shall notify Northwest of the commencement of any fuel tax audit. Prior to resolving any fuel tax audit, Mesaba shall receive approval from Northwest to resolve any such audit.
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  • Sales Taxes The Seller shall bear and pay, and shall reimburse the Purchaser and the Purchaser’s affiliates for, any sales taxes, use taxes, transfer taxes, documentary charges, recording fees or similar taxes, charges, fees or expenses that may become payable in connection with the sale of the Assets to the Purchaser or in connection with any of the other Transactions.

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