Deemed Dividend Problem definition

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, such Foreign Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Borrower or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code and the effect of such repatriation causing materially adverse tax consequences to the Borrower or such parent Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Borrower in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, such Foreign Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Borrower or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary for U.S. federal income tax purposes and the effect of such repatriation causing adverse tax consequences to the Borrower or such parent Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Borrower in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, such Foreign Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Company or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code or any successor or similar law and the effect of such repatriation causing or expected to cause adverse tax consequences in excess of $1,000,000 in the aggregate to the Company or such parent Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Company in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Examples of Deemed Dividend Problem in a sentence

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Borrower shall not be required to furnish any such pledges, guaranties, security interests or related documents or instruments with respect to a Foreign Subsidiary to the extent that such actions would (x) violate the laws of the jurisdiction of formation of such Foreign Subsidiary or (y) create or result in a Deemed Dividend Problem.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Foreign Subsidiary shall be required to execute and deliver the Guaranty Agreement (or supplement thereto) or such other guarantee agreement if such execution and delivery would cause a Deemed Dividend Problem or a Financial Assistance Problem with respect to such Foreign Subsidiary and, in lieu thereof, the Borrower and the relevant Subsidiaries shall provide the pledge agreements required under this Section 6.26 or Section 6.27.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Foreign Subsidiary shall be required to execute and deliver the Guaranty Agreement (or supplement thereto) or such other guarantee agreement if such execution and delivery would cause a Deemed Dividend Problem or a Financial Assistance Problem with respect to such Foreign Subsidiary and, in lieu thereof, the Borrower and the relevant Subsidiaries shall provide the pledge agreements required under this Section 6.25 or Section 6.26.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Foreign Subsidiary shall be required to execute and deliver the Multiparty Guaranty (or supplement thereto) or such other guarantee agreement if such execution and delivery would cause a Deemed Dividend Problem or a Financial Assistance Problem with respect to such Foreign Subsidiary and, in lieu thereof, the Company and the relevant Subsidiaries shall provide the pledge agreements required under this Section 9.7 or Section 9.8.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, no action or omission contemplated by this Section 10.14 shall be permitted or required to the extent such action or omission would cause a Deemed Dividend Problem.

More Definitions of Deemed Dividend Problem

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, that any current or accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits of such Foreign Subsidiary would be deemed to be repatriated to the Company or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code, regardless of whether such Foreign Subsidiary has any current or accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits at the time of making such determination.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, such Foreign Subsidiary’s current or accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Company, any Loan Party or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code and the effect of such repatriation causing adverse tax consequences to the Company, such parent Domestic Subsidiary, any Loan Party or any member of the affiliated group within the meaning of Section 1504(a) of the Code in which the Company or any Loan Party is a part, in each case as determined by the Company in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Deemed Dividend Problem. With respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, any portion of such Foreign Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Borrower or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary for U.S. federal income tax purposes and the effect of such repatriation causing adverse tax consequences to the Borrower or such parent Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Borrower in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, or any Subsidiary that owns 65% or more of the stock of a CFC so long as such entity has no assets other than the stock of CFCs, obligations, indebtedness or receivables of or attributable to such CFCs and de minimis assets, any portion of such Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the US Borrowers or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary for U.S. federal income tax purposes.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary or with respect to any Domestic Subsidiary that is disregarded for U.S. federal income tax purposes that owns the Equity Interests of any Foreign Subsidiary, such Foreign Subsidiary’s accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Company or a Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code and the effect of such repatriation causing materially adverse tax consequences to the Company or such Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Company in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any CFC, such CFC’s current and accumulated and undistributed earnings and profits (other than earnings and profits described in Sections 959(c)(1) and 959(c)(2) of the Code) being deemed to be repatriated to the Borrower or the applicable Domestic Subsidiary of the Borrower under Section 956 of the Code and the United States Treasury Regulations promulgated thereunder and the effect of such deemed repatriation causing adverse tax consequences to the Borrower or the applicable Domestic Subsidiary of the Borrower in each case as determined by the Borrower in its commercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with the Administrative Agent.

Deemed Dividend Problem means, with respect to any Foreign Subsidiary, all or a portion of such Foreign Subsidiary’s undistributed earnings and profits being deemed to be repatriated to the Company or the applicable parent Domestic Subsidiary under Section 956 of the Code and the effect of such repatriation causing adverse tax consequences to the Company or such parent Domestic Subsidiary, in each case as determined by the Company in itscommercially reasonable judgment acting in good faith and in consultation with its legal and tax advisors.