Application Pricing; Taxes on Applications Sample Clauses

Application Pricing; Taxes on Applications. Notwithstanding Section 6 of the Agreement, when you submit an App and choose to make the App or an In -App Product available as provided in this Exhibit C, you may suggest the price (if any) to be charged to Customers (consistent with the price points specified by Microsoft in the Documentation) in that country, and Microsoft may charge that price (or another price that Microsoft or a resale partner chooses in its discretion) in making your App or In -App Product available in the Store in that country. For any App or In-App Product you choose to make available as provided in this Exhibit C, Microsoft (or a resale partner or billing service provider) will collect and remit sales, use, goods and services, value added or similar taxes, if any, applicable to the Customer's acquisition of your App or In-App Product in such country(s) through the Store as provided in this Exhibit C. Except as provided herein, Microsoft will not remit any sales, use, goods and services, value added or other similar tax in connection with Customers' acquisition of your App(s) or In-App Product(s).
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Application Pricing; Taxes on Applications. Notwithstanding Section 5 of the Agreement, when you submit a Product and choose to make the Product available as provided in this Section 2, you may suggest the price (if any) to be charged to Customers (consistent with the price points specified by Microsoft in the Documentation) in that country, and Microsoft may charge that price (or another price that Microsoft or a resale partner chooses in its discretion) in making your Product available in the Store in that country.
Application Pricing; Taxes on Applications. Notwithstanding Section 6 of the Agreement, when you submit an Product and choose to make the Product available as provided in this Exhibit B, you may suggest the price (if any) to be charged to Customers (consistent with the price points specified by Microsoft in the Documentation) in that country, and Microsoft may charge that price (or another price that Microsoft or a resale partner chooses in its discretion) in making your Product available in the Store in that country. For any Product you choose to make available as provided in this Exhibit B, Microsoft (or a resale partner or billing service provider) will collect and remit sales, use, goods and services, value added or similar taxes, if any, applicable to the Customer’s acquisition of your Product in such country(s) through the Store as provided in this Exhibit B. Except as provided herein, Microsoft will not remit any sales, use, goods and services, value added or other similar tax in connection with Customers' acquisition of your Product.
Application Pricing; Taxes on Applications. When you submit an Application to Microsoft, you may designate the price (if any) to be charged to Purchasers (consistent with the Application price points specified by Microsoft in the Documentation for the applicable geography), and Microsoft will charge that price in connection with the distribution of your Application through the Windows Phone Marketplace. If you choose to have Microsoft make your Application available for distribution to Purchasers in the United States, Canada, Taiwan, or any of the countries listed in the attached Exhibit B (the “Remittance Countries”), Microsoft (or its billing service provider) will collect and remit sales, use, goods and services, value added or similar taxes, if any, applicable to the distribution of your Application in such country(s) through the Windows Phone Marketplace. In any country other than the Remittance Countries, Microsoft will not remit any sales, use, goods and services, value added or other similar tax. You are responsible for determining whether you have an obligation to register, collect, and remit taxes in any country other than the Remittance Countries in which you elect to have Microsoft make your Application available for distribution to Purchasers, and you must designate the sales price of your Application to include any applicable taxes that you are obligated to collect and pay in those countries. You will defend, indemnify and hold Microsoft harmless against any claims by any tax authority based on any nonpayment or underpayment of any sales, use, goods and services, value added or other similar tax, including any associated penalties and interest, in any country other than the Remittance Countries.

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