Redetermination of Tax Detriments Allocated to SSE Sample Clauses

Redetermination of Tax Detriments Allocated to SSE. On its 2013 U.S. federal consolidated income Tax Return, the Chesapeake consolidated group reports no consolidated net taxable income, an NOL of $100x, and no Tax liability. $50x of the NOL consists of Tax Items that are deemed to arise from the operation or ownership of the Chesapeake Business and the remaining $50x consists of Tax Items that are deemed to arise from the operation or ownership of the SSE Business. Because no Tax is owed on the Joint Return, no payments are required to be made under this Agreement. In 2015, the Tax Authority initiates a Tax Contest with respect to the 2013 Joint Return. In the Tax Contest, the Tax Authority asserts that an additional $100x of taxable income must be reported on the 2013 Joint Return. Such income arose from the SSE Business. Pursuant to Section 5.2(b), Chesapeake may, in its sole discretion, permit SSE to be the Controlling Party with respect to the Tax Contest. In such case, pursuant to Section 5.2(c), Chesapeake would have Non-Controlling Party participation rights with respect to the Tax Contest because such Tax Contest may result in the reduction of a Chesapeake Tax Benefit. On December 31, 2015, a date subsequent to the Spin-off Date, SSE agrees, with Chesapeake’s consent, to enter into a closing agreement with the Tax Authority to recognize $100x of additional taxable income in 2013 in settlement of the Tax Contest. As a result of the closing agreement, Section 4.3(b) requires that the amounts paid under this Agreement be redetermined. Under applicable Tax Law, SSE and Chesapeake are entitled to use the $100x NOL to completely offset the additional taxable income recognized as a result of the Tax Contest. Therefore, no additional Tax is owed as a result of the closing agreement. Pursuant to Section 2.1(b)(ii) and Section 2.1(b)(iv), SSE is entitled to take the entire $100x NOL into account as a Tax Benefit in calculating SSE Taxes, which results in SSE Taxes of $0x (viz., $100x - $100x). SSE is not required to reimburse Chesapeake for the use of the $50x portion of such NOL that arose from the operation or ownership of the Chesapeake Business. Alternatively, assume that the 2013 Joint Return did not report an NOL. As a result, the closing agreement results in $100x of consolidated net taxable income, no credits, and a Tax liability of $35x (viz., (35%)($100x)). All $100x of the consolidated net taxable income consists of Tax Items that are deemed to arise from the operation or ownership of the SSE Busi...
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  • Allocation of Profits and Losses The Company’s profits and losses shall be allocated to the Member.

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