Common use of Invoices; Taxes Clause in Contracts

Invoices; Taxes. On a monthly basis, Master Franchisee will calculate the Advertising Contributions for all of the Franchised Restaurants owned by a Franchisee based on the Sales Report provided by Franchisee. Master Franchisee will invoice each Franchisee for Advertising Contributions, together with any taxes (including applicable VAT) which Master Franchisee is required by applicable Laws to collect and remit to the Tax Authorities in the Territory. Master Fxxxxxxxxx agrees to indemnify the PLK Indemnified Parties for any Claims or Losses, including penalties and interest, resulting from Master Franchisee’s failure to properly remit any such tax payment collected from Franchisees.

Invoices; Taxes. On a monthly basis, Master Franchisee will calculate the Advertising Contributions for all of the Franchised Restaurants owned by a Franchisee based on the Sales Report provided by Franchisee. Master Franchisee will invoice each Franchisee for Advertising Contributions, together with any taxes (including applicable VAT) which Master Franchisee is required by applicable Laws to collect and remit to the Tax Authorities in the Territory. Master Fxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx agrees to indemnify the PLK Indemnified Parties for any Claims or Losses, including penalties and interest, resulting from Master Franchisee’s failure to properly remit any such tax payment collected from Franchisees.. ​

Invoices; Taxes. On a monthly basis, Master Franchisee will calculate the Advertising Contributions for all of the Franchised Restaurants owned by a Franchisee based on the Sales Report provided by Franchisee. Master Franchisee will invoice each Franchisee for Advertising Contributions, together with any taxes (including applicable VAT) which Master Franchisee is required by applicable Laws to collect and remit to the Tax Authorities taxing authorities in the Territory. Master Fxxxxxxxxx Franchisee agrees to indemnify the PLK THRI Indemnified Parties for any Claims or Losses, including penalties and interest, resulting from Master Franchisee’s failure to properly remit any such tax payment collected from Franchisees.