GROSS RECEIPT TAXES Sample Clauses

GROSS RECEIPT TAXES. Title 33 V.I.C. Ch.3, §44, as amended[1], requires Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority (VIHFA), when making a payment under this Contract, to deduct and withhold from such payments, gross receipts taxes as required by law at 33 VIC Section 43(a) for each payment for Work performed in the Virgin Islands. It is agreed between the Parties that for the purposes of complying with Title 33, Ch. 3, Section 44 of the Virgin Islands Code, VIHFA shall withhold and forward to the Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue (“VIBIR”) such amount as required by the law at 33 VIC Section 43(a) or any amendments thereto.
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GROSS RECEIPT TAXES. Price(s) shall not include state gross receipts tax or local option tax(es). Such tax or taxes shall be added at time of invoicing at current rate, and shown as a separate item to be paid by user.
GROSS RECEIPT TAXES. Title 33, Section 44 of the Virgin Islands Code, as amended, requires that the Authority, when making a payment under this Contract, to deduct and withhold from such payments, gross receipts taxes as required by the Virgin Islands law at 33 VIC Section 43(a) for each payment for Work performed in the Virgin Islands. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this contract to the contrary, it is agreed between the Parties that that for the purposes of complying with Title 33, Section 44 of the Virgin Islands Code, the Authority shall withhold and forward to the V.I. Bureau of Internal Revenue the sum of or such amounts as required by any changes to the law at 33 VIC Section 43(a). Despite the requirements under Title 33, Section 44, the Contractor agrees that calculation and payment of gross receipts taxes shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. The Authority shall not be responsible in any manner for any miscalculation of the gross receipts due under this contract or for any additional assessments by the Bureau of Internal Revenue resulting from work performed under this contract. In the unlikely event any overpayment is made to the V.I. Bureau of Internal Revenue, the Contractor shall seek repayment from V.I. Bureau of Internal Revenue and not the Authority. Upon written request of the Contractor directed to the Authority’s Comptroller, the Authority agrees to provide Contractor with documentation confirming that gross receipts withheld under this agreement were paid to the V.I. Bureau of Internal Revenue in accordance with the provisions herein. In the event the contract is amended, and the consideration herein increases or decreases, the appropriate amount of Gross Receipt Taxes to reflect the increase or decrease in the consideration will be adjusted.

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