Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes Sample Clauses

Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. Company, its successors and assigns, shall use good faith efforts to negotiate to contractually obligate any tenant or business to provide City with documentation of sales tax receipts for each business in any of the Redevelopment Project Area, indicating the type and amount of the Economic Activity Taxes paid by each such tenant or business located within the Redevelopment Project Area. Company shall use good faith efforts to negotiate to include the provisions as specified in Section 24 in all lease documents with tenants located within the Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. Unless such requirement is waived by City, a similar provision shall be included in all sales contracts with purchasers of property located in the Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. Company agrees to cooperate with the City, at no cost or expense to Company, in the City's enforcement of said provisions to the maximum extent permitted by law, and Company hereby agrees that each such lease or sales contract shall provide that City is an intended third party beneficiary of such provisions and has a separate and independent right to enforce such provisions directly against any such tenant or purchaser.
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Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. The City and the Developer agree to cooperate and take all reasonable actions necessary to cause the Economic Activity Taxes to be paid into the Special Allocation Fund, including the City’s enforcement and collection of all such payments through all reasonable and ordinary legal means of enforcement.
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Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. So long as Developer owns the subject property within the Redevelopment Project Areas, Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include the provisions as specified in Section 25 hereof in all lease documents with tenants located at such subject property within the Redevelopment Project Areas requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include a similar provision in all sales contracts with purchasers of property located in the Redevelopment Project Areas requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. So long as Developer owns the subject property within the Redevelopment Project Areas, Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to enforce said provisions with respect to such subject property (which shall not require Developer to litigate), and Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide that each such lease or sales contract provide that City is an intended third party beneficiary of such provisions and has a separate and independent right to enforce such provisions directly against any such tenant or purchaser. City shall comply with all applicable state laws limiting disclosure of sales tax information related to individual business provided to the City as documentation of Economic Activity Taxes.
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Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. Developer, its successors and assigns shall provide City with documentation of sales tax receipts for each business in Redevelopment Area - Project 1, indicating the type and amount of the Economic Activity Taxes paid by each such business located within Redevelopment Area - Project 1. Developer shall include provisions as specified in Section 25 herein in all lease documents with tenants located within Redevelopment Area - Project 1 requiring said sales tax information to be provided to the City. A similar provision shall be included in all sales contracts with purchasers of property located in Redevelopment Area - Project 1 requiring said sales tax information to be provided to the City. Developer shall enforce said provisions to the maximum extent permitted by law, and Developer hereby agrees that each such lease or sales contract shall provide that the City is an intended third party beneficiary of such provisions and has a separate and independent right to enforce such provisions directly against any such tenant or purchaser.
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Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. Developer, its successors and assigns shall provide the City with documentation of sales tax receipts for each business in a Redevelopment Project Area, indicating the type and amount of the Economic Activity Taxes paid by each such business located within such Redevelopment Project Area. Developer shall include provisions as specified in Section 23 herein in all lease documents with tenants located within a Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to the City. A similar provision shall be included in all sales contracts with purchasers of property located in a Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to the City. Developer shall enforce said provisions to the maximum extent permitted by law, and Developer hereby agrees that each such lease or sales contract shall provide that the City is an intended third party beneficiary of such provisions and has a separate and independent right to enforce such provisions directly against any such tenant or purchaser. Furthermore, Developer for itself, and any purchaser, lessee or other transferee or possessor of the property within a Redevelopment Project Area, shall provide to the City Council a copy of its Missouri sales tax receipts and filings indicating the type and amount of the Economic Activity Taxes paid. This obligation shall be a covenant running with the land and shall be enforceable against the Developer and against any purchaser, lessee or other transferee or possessor as if such purchaser, lessee or other transferee or possessor were originally a party to and bound by this Contract and shall only terminate upon the passage of an Ordinance terminating the Plan pursuant to the terms contained herein.
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Documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. So long as Developer owns the subject property within the Redevelopment Project Areas, Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include the provisions as specified in Section 26 hereof in all lease documents with tenants located at such subject property within a Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to include a similar provision in all sales contracts with purchasers of property located in a Redevelopment Project Area requiring said sales tax information to be provided to City. So long as Developer owns the subject property within the Redevelopment Project Areas, Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to enforce said provisions with respect to such subject property, and Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide that each such lease or sales contract provide that City is an intended third party beneficiary of such provisions and has a separate and independent right to enforce such provisions directly against any such tenant or purchaser. City shall comply with all applicable state laws limiting disclosure of sales tax information related to individual business provided to the City as documentation of Economic Activity Taxes. The City shall provide copies of all such sales tax information provided by tenants, users, occupants and owners within the Redevelopment Project Areas to Developer upon request by Developer, but in no event later than thirty (30) days after such request.
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