Common use of Calculation of Tax Liability Clause in Contracts

Calculation of Tax Liability. Consistent with Section 7.1 and with respect to the tax liability apportioned in Section 7.1, if any Taxes are incurred by Seller for a tax period which commences prior to the Effective Time and extends for a period after the Effective Time, then the respective Parties’ liability, if any, for such Taxes for both the period prior to the Effective Time and the period subsequent to the Effective Time shall be determined by prorating such Taxes to Seller in the ratio that the number of days in the assessment period, as appropriate, before the Effective Time bears to the total number of days in the assessment period, and to the Buyer in the ratio that the number of days in the assessment period on or after the Effective Time bears to the total number of days in the assessment period. Based on the best current information available as of Closing, the proration shall be made between the Parties as a post-closing settlement in accordance with Article 11.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Asset Purchase Agreement (Penn Octane Corp), Asset Purchase Agreement (Penn Octane Corp), Asset Purchase Agreement (Rio Vista Energy Partners Lp)

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