Common use of Separate Statement Clause in Contracts

Separate Statement. (i) The fees and expenses set forth in the Schedules and to be paid for the services provided pursuant to this Agreement do not include any amount of sales, use, excise, gross receipts, value added, goods and services, or any other transaction or revenue based taxes applicable to the provision of the services (each such tax, together with any applicable interest, penalties, or additions to tax imposed with respect to such tax, a "Transaction Tax"), unless the separate statement of such Transaction Tax is prohibited by Law. (ii) The Service Provider shall separately state and identify in the invoices, usage reports, and/or descriptive materials provided (electronically or otherwise) to the Service Recipient any amount of Transaction Taxes that the Service Provider undertakes to collect from the Service Recipient and remit to the appropriate Governmental Authority or other authority responsible for the collection of such Transaction Taxes (each a "Taxing Authority").

Separate Statement. (i) The fees and expenses set forth in the Schedules or Additional Agreements and to be paid for the services provided pursuant to this Agreement or any Additional Agreement do not include any amount of sales, use, excise, gross receipts, value added, goods and services, or any other transaction or revenue based taxes applicable to the provision of the services Services (each such tax, together with any applicable interest, penalties, or additions to tax imposed with respect to such tax, a "Transaction “Services Tax"”), unless the separate statement of such Transaction Tax is prohibited by Law. (ii) The Service Provider shall separately state and identify in the invoices, usage reports, and/or descriptive materials provided (electronically or otherwise) to the Service Recipient any amount of Transaction Services Taxes that the Service Provider undertakes to collect from the Service Recipient and remit the Services Taxes collected to the appropriate Governmental Authority or other authority responsible for the collection of such Transaction Services Taxes (each a "“Taxing Authority"”).