Common use of Timing Adjustments Clause in Contracts

Timing Adjustments. In the event of any adjustment, including a Final Determination, of a Tax Item (the "Adjusted Item") which results in a Tax Benefit or Tax Detriment for the account of one party and a corresponding Tax Detriment or Tax Benefit (the "Corresponding Item") for the account of the other party, then (I) if the Corresponding Item is a Tax Benefit, the Corresponding Party shall pay the Adjusted Party and (II) if the Corresponding Item is a Tax Detriment, the Adjusted Party shall pay the Corresponding Party, in either case, for each taxable period in which a member of the Group of the party entitled to payment under this Section 3.2(a)(v) actually realizes the Tax Benefit, in the case of (I), or the Tax Detriment, in the case of (II), by reason of the adjustment, an amount equal to such realized Tax Benefit, in the case of (I), or realized Tax Detriment, in the case of (II), including interest (computed at a 5% annual rate) from the original due date (without extensions) for filing of the Return for such taxable period through the date of payment under this Section 3.2(a)(v).

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Tax Sharing Agreement (W R Grace & Co), Form of Tax Sharing Agreement (Wr Grace & Co/De), Tax Sharing Agreement (Sealed Air Corp)

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