Filings and Procedural Matters Sample Clauses

Filings and Procedural Matters a. TCI shall continue to prepare and file all federal income Tax Returns (the "TCI Consolidated Returns") which are required to be filed by the TCI Group for all periods and will pay all Taxes shown as due thereon. The costs of such preparation and filing shall be allocated among and paid by the Subgroup Parents in accordance with TCI's policy of allocating corporate general and administrative costs among the Subgroups. Such returns shall include all Tax Items of the Subgroup Members for all tax periods or portions thereof ending on or before the Deconsolidation Date with respect to such Subgroup Members. TCI will make all decisions relating to the preparation and filing of such returns. Each Subgroup Member whose Tax Items are includable in any such return shall, upon the request of TCI, consent to be included in the TCI Consolidated Return on any form as may be prescribed for such consent.
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Filings and Procedural Matters a. For all tax periods or portions thereof ending on or before the Deconsolidation Date as to any Subgroup Member, TCI shall prepare and file all unitary, consolidated, nexus combination or separate state or local income or franchise Tax Returns which are required by law to be filed which include both any Tax Item of such Subgroup Member and any Tax Item of any member of a different Subgroup. TCI shall pay all Taxes shown as due on such returns (including those for which any Subgroup Member may be liable). Each Subgroup Member whose Tax Items are included in any such unitary, consolidated, nexus combination or separate state or local income Tax Return shall agree to be included on such return on any form as may be prescribed for such consent if such consent is requested, and the costs of preparing and filing such Tax Returns shall be allocated among the Subgroup Members whose Tax Items are included therein in accordance with TCI's policy for allocating corporate general and administrative costs. TCI shall prepare and file on behalf of and at the cost and expense of each Subgroup Member all other state and local income and franchise Tax Returns required to be filed with respect to such Subgroup Member. Such Subgroup Member shall pay all taxes reportable on such returns.
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Filings and Procedural Matters a. For all tax periods or portions thereof ending on or before the Deconsolidation Date as to any Subgroup Member, TCI shall prepare and file all unitary, consolidated, nexus combination or separate state or local income or franchise Tax Returns which are required by law to be filed which include both any Tax Item of such Subgroup Member and any Tax Item of either any member of a different Subgroup or any member of the TCI Group that is not a Subgroup Member. TCI shall pay all Taxes shown as due on such returns (including those for which any Subgroup Member may be liable). Each Subgroup Member whose Tax Items are included in any such unitary, consolidated, nexus combination or separate state or local income Tax Return shall agree to be included on such return on any form as may be prescribed for such consent if such consent is requested, and the costs of preparing and filing such Tax Returns shall be allocated among the Subgroup Members whose Tax Items are included therein in accordance with TCI's policy for allocating corporate general and administrative costs. TCI shall prepare and file on behalf of and at the cost and expense of each Subgroup Member all other state and local income and franchise Tax Returns required to be filed with respect to such Subgroup Member. Such Subgroup Member shall pay all taxes reportable on such returns.
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  • Transitional Matters Each of Seller and Purchaser will use its respective reasonable efforts to cooperate to (a) transfer to Purchaser or any of its Affiliates any insurance and administrative services contracts that Purchaser wishes to continue with respect to any Employee Plan that Purchaser or any of its Affiliates is assuming or continuing pursuant to this Agreement and (b) cause any insurance carrier administering workers' compensation and other employee benefit liabilities or obligations assumed by Purchaser or any of its Affiliates to deal directly with Purchaser or such Affiliate.

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  • Regulatory Matters The parties will negotiate in good faith to resolve regulatory criticisms or concerns expressed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency or other U.S. federal or state banking Regulators that can reasonably be addressed through a modification of the Agreement or adoption of mutually agreeable policies or procedures to prevent or resolve a Material Default described by clause (iii) of such definition, subject to applicable legal requirements including restrictions on disclosing confidential supervisory information.

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