Common use of Sequential Liability Clause in Contracts

Sequential Liability. 1. The Supplier warrants that he and the subcontractors/third parties engaged by him to perform the Agreement will meet their obligations to declare and remit wage tax and social insurance contributions to the Employment Benefits Agency UWV and Dutch Tax and Customs Administration. The Supplier must indemnify SPP against any claims for failing to meet those obligations. 2. At SPP’s request, the Supplier provides proof of the payments made by him and his subcontractors/third parties by means of a “Certificate of Payment Behaviour (Liability for Subcontractors)” [Verklaring betalingsgedrag keten- en inlenersaansprakelijkheid], and provide SPP with insight into its administration. 3. At SPP’s first request, the Supplier will make available what is known as a G-account (escrow account), unless SPP notifies the Supplier that it wants to pay directly to the Dutch Tax and Custom Administration. The Supplier will state on the invoice the amount in wage tax and social insurance contributions and/or VAT which he is required to remit to the Tax Administration, or the percentage in wage tax and social Insurance contributions and/or VAT to be paid into the G-account or directly as agreed with SPP.