Withholding tax on Certain Payments to Nonresidents and Residents Sample Clauses

Withholding tax on Certain Payments to Nonresidents and Residents. For the period of ten (10) years following the Amendment Effective Date, payments made by the CONCESSIONAIRE or any person acting on behalf of the CONCESSIONAIRE to nonresident and resident (affiliates or non-affiliates) for activities directly related to the operations of the CONCESSIONAIRE or the Operating Company, the withholding tax provided for by Sections 806 or 905 of the Revenue Code of Liberia Act of 2000, will be reduced as follows:
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