Non-Recoverable Taxes definition
Examples of Non-Recoverable Taxes in a sentence
If new or higher Non-Recoverable Taxes become applicable after the Effective Date for any other reason (e.g., tax law changes, but not volume changes), the Client will be liable to pay the incremental amount resulting from such applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes.
At Client’s request, Provider shall provide Client with (i) written confirmation that Provider has collected and remitted all applicable amounts in connection with Recoverable Taxes and Non-Recoverable Taxes, and (ii) such other information pertaining to applicable taxes as Client may reasonably request.
All sums payable under or in connection with this Agreement shall be exclusive of applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes.
In the event that Non-Recoverable Taxes are non-recoverable and Client is unable to self-assess the applicable taxes, Provider will charge the applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes on an invoice and Client shall pay any Non-Recoverable Taxes properly chargeable thereon on receipt of a valid invoice.
Accordingly, when such taxes are non-recoverable, Provider will not charge any tax on the invoices and Client will self-assess the applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes due.
Client will self-assess with regards to any applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes due.
Provider shall timely collect and remit Recoverable Taxes and Non-Recoverable Taxes appropriately invoiced to Client pursuant to this Section 12.2 in all applicable jurisdictions.
Client will furnish Provider with a direct pay permit or any similar document where Client will self-assess the applicable Non-Recoverable Taxes.