CI State, Local and Foreign Returns Sample Clauses

CI State, Local and Foreign Returns. For any taxable period beginning before or on the Distribution Date, Corning will prepare and file all combined, consolidated or unitary state, local or foreign income or franchise tax returns which are required to be filed by Corning or a Corning Subsidiary and which include the operations conducted before or as of the Distribution Date by (i) any of the CCL Companies or the Covance Companies, and (ii) Corning or any Corning Subsidiary (herein, together with such returns filed for previous periods, "CI State, Local and Foreign Returns"). Corning will timely advise CCL and Covance of the inclusion of any of the CCL Companies and the Covance Companies in any CI State, Local and Foreign Returns and the jurisdictions in which such returns will be filed, which inclusion will not be inconsistent with prior CI State, Local and Foreign Returns unless required by applicable law. CCL and Covance will, and respectively will compel each of the CCL Companies and Covance Companies whose tax information is included in any CI State, Local and Foreign Return to, evidence its agreement to be included in such return on the appropriate form and take such other action as may be appropriate, in the opinion of Corning, to carry out the purposes and intent of this Section 2.02, provided that such actions are not inconsistent with this Agreement or the Spin-Off Tax Indemnification Agreements. CCL and Covance each shall furnish Corning at least sixty (60) days before the due date (including extensions) of any such CI State, Local and Foreign Return with a final copy of the information necessary for Corning to complete such CI State, Local and Foreign Return, prepared in accordance with instructions from Corning and in a manner consistent with prior returns, except to the extent otherwise required by the Spin-Off Tax Indemnification Agreements. CCL and Covance each shall also furnish Corning work papers and other such information and documentation as is reasonably requested by Corning.
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