COMPANY Subject to the City Telephone Business Tax Sample Clauses

COMPANY Subject to the City Telephone Business Tax. COMPANY agrees that all of its activities in the City of University Place, as identified in Attachment AScope of Work are activities specifically taxable as a telephone business under University Place Municipal Code 4.35 and are taxable at the rate specified in University Place Municipal Code 4.35 now in effect or as amended, which at the time of the execution of this Franchise Agreement is six percent (6%) of COMPANY’S total gross income. It is agreed that the amount of total gross income to be taxed will include the amount of tax imposed on COMPANY by City ordinance. This Franchise does not limit the City’s power of taxation.
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COMPANY Subject to the City Telephone Business Tax. COMPANY agrees that all or a portion of its services offered in the City of University Place may be specifically taxable as a telephone business under University Place Municipal Code 4.35 and are taxable at the rate specified in University Place Municipal Code 4.35 now in effect or as amended, which at the time of the execution of this Franchise Agreement is six percent (6%) of COMPANY’S total gross income. It is agreed that the amount of total gross income to be taxed will include the amount of tax imposed on COMPANY by City ordinance. This Franchise does not limit the City’s power of taxation. Company’s services may include: competitive exchange service, data transport service, internet access service, cell site front- and back-haul and facilities leasing to affiliates and third parties.

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