FTB definition

FTB has the meaning specified in the preamble hereto.

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FTB means the California Franchise Tax Board.

FTB has the meaning set forth in the Preliminary Statements to this Agreement.

Examples of FTB in a sentence

• If the FTB exercises its discretion to review the books and records of a Small Business taxpayer, the review will be conducted to ensure compliance with this Agreement.

• If Taxpayer successfully achieved the Milestones for the prior taxable year, Taxpayer shall retain the worksheet pursuant to section 16 and submit the worksheet to GO-Biz or the FTB upon request.

• In the case of a taxpayer that is a Small Business, Taxpayer acknowledges that a review of the books and records of a taxpayer shall be made when, in the sole discretion of the FTB, a review of those books and records is appropriate and agrees to cooperate with the FTB in such a review.

• Taxpayer shall defend, indemnify, and hold GO-Biz and the FTB, its agents or assigns, harmless from and against all claims, damages, and liabilities (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising from this Agreement due to Taxpayer’s breach of this Agreement, or the result of Taxpayer’s negligence or willful misconduct.

• Any amount of additional tax resulting from that recapture shall be assessed by the FTB in the same manner as provided by RTC section 19051.

More Definitions of FTB

FTB means FTB Packaging Limited, a Hong Kong corporation.

FTB means Fifth Third Bank, a bank chartered under the laws of the State of Ohio.

FTB means First Tennessee Bank National Association, a federally- chartered national bank.

FTB is defined in Section 3.5.1 (c).

FTB means a device used typically at the customer premises to terminate the end of a Wireline;

FTB means the California Franchise Tax Board, a department of the state government that

FTB. Means: (i) renewable electricity production tax credits (“PTC”) under Internal Revenue Code Section 45 or its successor, or (ii) investment tax credits under Internal Revenue Code Section 48 or its successor (“ITC”).