Advantage Extended Sample Clauses
The "Advantage Extended" clause serves to prolong or expand a particular benefit, right, or favorable condition granted under an agreement. In practice, this clause might extend a warranty period, lengthen a promotional offer, or continue a preferential rate beyond the original term specified in the contract. Its core function is to ensure that one party continues to enjoy a specific advantage for a longer duration, thereby providing additional value or security and addressing situations where the original timeframe may be insufficient.
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to a TFSA is extended to the Account Holder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Account Holder, it is the responsibility of the Account Holder to file a TFSA Return (Form RC243) and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by the Agent, acting as the agent of the Trustee) or by a person with whom the Trustee is not dealing at arm’s length, it is the responsibility of the Trustee to file an Advantage Tax Return For TFSA Issuers (Form RC298)and any other form required under the Act and pay the applicable tax under Part XI.01 of the Act.
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to a RRIF is extended to the Planholder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Planholder, it is the responsibility of the Planholder to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by the Agent) or by a person with whom the Trustee is not dealing at arm’s length, it is the responsibility of the Trustee to file a T3GR, Group Income Tax and Information Return for RRSP, RRIF, RESP or RDSP Trusts [or any other form that is required under the Income Tax Act Canada] and pay the applicable tax under Part XI.01 of the Act.
Advantage Extended. No advantage that is conditional in any way on the existence of the Plan may be extended to you or to a person with whom you do not deal at arm’s length, other than the benefits and advantages permitted by the Tax Act.
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to an RRSP is extended to the Planholder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Planholder, it is the responsibility of the Planholder to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by the Agent acting as the agent of the Trustee) or by a person with whom the trustee is not dealing at arm’s length, it is the responsi- bility of the Trustee to file a T3GR, Group Income Tax and Information Return for RRSP, RRIF, RESP or RDSP Trusts [or any other form that is required under Act] and pay the applicable tax under Part XI.01 of the Act.
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Tax Act) in relation to an RESP is extended to the Subscriber or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Subscriber, it is the responsibility of the Subscriber to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Tax Act; except if the advantage is extended by the Trustee or by the Promoter or by a person with whom the Trustee is not dealing at arm’s length.
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to a TFSA is extended to the Accountholder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Accountholder, it is the responsibility of the Accountholder to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by the Agents, acting as the agents of the Trustee) or by a person with whom the Trustee is not dealing at arm’s length, it is the responsibility of the Trustee to file an income tax return and pay the applicable tax under Part XI.01 of the Act.
Advantage Extended. In an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to an RRSP is extended to the Planholder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Planholder, it is the responsibility ofthe Planholder to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI.01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by the Agent acting as the agent of the Trustee) or by a person with whom the trustee
Advantage Extended. If an advantage (as defined under the Act) in relation to a TFSA is extended to the Planholder or to a person who does not deal at arm’s length with the Planholder, it is the responsibility of the Planholder to file an income tax return and pay the tax under Part XI .01 of the Act; except that if the advantage is extended by the Trustee (or by BHIMI, acting as the agent of the Trustee) or by a person with whom the Trustee is not dealing at arm’s length, it is the responsibility of the Trustee to file a Tax-Free Savings Account Return (Form RC243) [or any other form that is required under the Income Tax Act Canada] and pay the applicable tax under Part XI .01 of the Act .