Common use of Certification of Non-Income Tax Exemption Clause in Contracts

Certification of Non-Income Tax Exemption. Owner certifies that Owner is not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and that Owner will not file for such an exemption from the Internal Revenue Service or the Franchise Tax Board. Owner will also require all Tenant(s) to certify that Tenant(s) are not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and will not file for such an exemption.

Certification of Non-Income Tax Exemption. Owner certifies that Owner is not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and that Owner will not file for such an exemption from the Internal Revenue Service or the Franchise Tax Board. Owner will also require all Tenant(s) each Tenant and Buyer to certify that Tenant(s) are the Tenant and Buyer is not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and will not file for such an exemption.

Certification of Non-Income Tax Exemption. Owner certifies that Owner is not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and that Owner will not file for such an exemption from the Internal Revenue Service or the Franchise Tax Board. Owner will also require all Tenant(s) to certify that Tenant(s) are not income tax exempt under State or Federal Law and will not file for such an exemption.