import VAT definition
Examples of import VAT in a sentence
Title and risk of loss shall be transferred to and borne by Company upon delivery of the Transferred Materials by BMS to a common carrier for shipment to Company, and Company shall be responsible for any indirect taxes levied upon the transfer, including customs duties and import VAT if applicable.
For this purpose and unless otherwise indicated below, taxes shall mean and include any and all taxes imposed by the U.S. and its states and localities, sales and use, value added (including reverse charge value added tax), turnover, import duty, import VAT, property, excise, privilege or other fees, duties or taxes assessed by the sale, ownership, or use of the Contract Deliverable(s), support services, and any goods provided under this Agreement.
Title and risk of loss shall be transferred to and borne by Eiger upon delivery of the Transferred Materials by BMS to a common carrier for shipment to Eiger, and Eiger shall be responsible for any indirect taxes levied upon the transfer, including customs duties and import VAT if applicable.
Licensee shall be responsible for payment of any and all taxes, including fees, duties, excises, import VAT, or similar charges of any nature whatsoever, now in force or enacted in the future, that are levied, assessed, charged, withheld, or collected for or in connection with the transfer or usage, to the extent authorized hereunder, of the Licensed Program provided hereunder or otherwise arising in connection with this Agreement, but excluding domestic taxes based on Phusion’s net income.
Customer shall be responsible for payment of any and all taxes, including fees, duties, excises, import VAT, or similar charges of any nature whatsoever, now in force or enacted in the future, that are levied, assessed, charged, withheld, or collected for or in connection with the transfer or usage, to the extent authorized hereunder, of the DS Offerings provided hereunder or otherwise arising in connection with this Agreement, but excluding domestic taxes based on DS’s net income.
It is permissible to include the Seller's statement that the Goods have been cleared and that the Goods are in free circulation within the territory of the EU, that customs duty and import VAT have been paid on the invoice documenting the delivery of the Imported Goods or on the invoice documenting the intra-Community supply of the Goods.
All COVA designated Storage Facilities are excise warehouses and COVA shall therefore not be liable for any further payment of any import or excise duties, or import VAT.
Neither can the import VAT be charged on to the Principal in any way.
The parties shall comply with any applicable laws relating to import, VAT, goods and services tax and customs duties.
Furthermore, where local laws require the recipient to pay import VAT and duties to the fiscal authorities relating to product shipped, the recipient undertakes so to do.