Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments Sample Clauses

Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments. If there is any adjustment with respect to a Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return (or as previously adjusted), Controlled Co. shall be liable to Distributing Co. for the amounts set forth in this Section 2.3(b)(ii) attributable to the net amount of the adjustments in such year for Tax Items of the Controlled Group. (A) The amount, if any, equal to the Controlled Group Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Liability computed with the net amount of the adjustments, minus the Controlled Group Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Liability as computed before such adjustments; (B) If any adjustment results in a reduction in the amount of a Tax Benefit realized by the Distributing Group from a Tax Attribute of the Controlled Group, the amount of such reduction whether or not the Controlled Group was previously paid in respect of such Tax Attribute; and (C) If not otherwise taken into account under subdivision (ii)(A) of this Section 2.3(b), the amount of the Tax Detriment to the Distributing Group from the use in the year of the adjustment of a Tax Attribute of the Distributing Group against a Tax Item of the Controlled Group even though such Tax Attribute would otherwise be carried to a future Tax period. Any amount due to Distributing Co. by Controlled Co. shall be computed initially by Distributing Co. and confirmed by a nationally recognized accounting firm selected by Distributing Co. and take into account the effective state and local Income Tax rate of the applicable Group. The corporations identified in Schedule "A" hereto shall be treated for purposes of this Section 2.3(b)(ii) as members of the Distributing Group even though they are members of the Controlled Group and the Tax Items of these corporations shall belong to the Distributing Group to the extent set forth in Schedule "A" hereto.
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Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments. If there is any adjustment to the amount of Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax reported on any Tax Return (or as previously adjusted), the liability of the Industrial Group and the Shipbuilding Group shall be recomputed as provided in this subparagraph. Industrial Company shall be liable to Tenneco for the excess (if any) of-- (A) the State Income Tax liability computed as if all members of the Industrial Group included in the Tax Return had filed a consolidated or combined Tax Return for such members 7
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Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments. If there is any Adjustment after the Distribution Date to an originally filed Tax Return Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return (or to any such Tax Return as previously Adjusted (before or after the Distribution Date)), Controlled Co. shall be liable to Distributing Co. for the excess (if any) of-- (A) the Stand-Alone Tax Liability (whether positive or negative) of the Controlled Group with respect to such Tax Return as so Adjusted (the "Controlled Group Recomputed State Tax Liability"); minus (B) the Stand-Alone Tax Liability (whether positive or negative) of the Controlled Group with respect to such Tax Return as originally filed (or, if applicable, as previously Adjusted) (the "Controlled Group Prior State Tax Liability"). If the Controlled Group Prior State Tax Liability (whether positive or negative) exceeds the Controlled Co. Group Recomputed State Tax Liability (whether positive or negative), Controlled Co. shall be entitled to a payment from Distributing Co. in accordance with Section 5.4(b)(1). For purposes of this Section 2.3(b)(ii), the determination and payment of estimated Taxes (including the determination and payment of any Tax required to be paid with a request for an extension of time to file a Tax Return) shall not be treated as an Adjustment.
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Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments. If there is any adjustment to the reported Tax Liability with respect to any Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return (or to such Tax Liability as previously adjusted), NLC shall be liable to Parent for the excess (if any) of-- (A) the State Income Tax liability of the NLC Group computed as if all members of the NLC Group included in the Tax Return had filed a Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return for such members (based on the income and other Tax Items of such members, but based on the apportionment factors derived by including all appropriate entities of both Groups on such Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return) as so adjusted (the "NLC Group Recomputed State Tax Liability"); over (B) the State Income Tax liability of the NLC Group computed as if all members of the NLC Group included in the Tax Return had filed a Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return for such members (based on the income and other Tax Items of such members, but based on the apportionment factors derived by including all appropriate entities of both Groups on such Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax Return) as reported (or, if applicable, as previously adjusted) (the "NLC Group Prior State Tax Liability"). If the NLC Group Prior State Tax Liability exceeds the NLC Group Recomputed State Tax Liability, Parent shall be liable to NLC for such excess. For purposes of this paragraph 2.03(b)(ii), if the NLC Group has a net operating loss after taking into account the adjustments allocable to such Group (or if it had a net operating loss based on Tax Items as reported, or, if applicable, as previously adjusted), the NLC Group Recomputed State Tax Liability (or, if applicable, the NLC Group Prior State Tax Liability) shall be less than zero to the extent such net operating loss produces (or produced) a Tax Benefit in consolidation for the applicable Tax Period. For purposes of this paragraph, the determination and payment of estimated Taxes (including the determination and payment of any Tax required to be paid with a request for an extension of time to file a Tax Return) shall not be treated as an adjustment to the related Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax.
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Allocation of Combined or Consolidated State Income Tax Adjustments. Systems shall be liable for any adjustment to the amount of Consolidated or Combined State Income Tax reported on any Tax Return (or as previously adjusted) that is apportioned under this Agreement to a Pre-Distribution Period.
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