Miscellaneous Tax Sample Clauses

Miscellaneous Tax. The term “Miscellaneous Tax” means any Tax other than Federal Income Tax, Unitary Income Tax, and Separate Return Income Tax (including but not limited to excise Taxes, windfall profits Taxes, value added Taxes, franchise Taxes based on net worth, real property Taxes, personal property Taxes, severance Taxes, single business Taxes, gross receipts Taxes, state or local sales or use Taxes, employment and payroll Taxes and premiums, and all foreign Taxes).
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Miscellaneous Tax. 31.1 Except in relation to the Italian Companies, or on a disposal of an asset by any member of the Baltic Group for a consideration equal to the value attributed to the asset in the Management Accounts, no liability to Taxation will arise or any liability which would arise would not exceed the amount taken into account in respect of that asset in computing the maximum liability to deferred Taxation as stated in the Management Accounts. 31.2 The Disclosure Letter contains details of each claim under Section 152 or 153 TCGA 1992 made before the date of this agreement to which Section 154 TCGA 1992 applies and which affects any asset owned by any member of the Baltic Group on or after the 1998 Accounts Date (except where the held-over gain is treated as having accrued prior to the 1998 Accounts Date). 31.3 No member of the UK Group will incur a liability to tax under Section 179 TCGA 1992 as a result of the parties hereto entering into this agreement. 31.4 The Italian Companies and the German Company will not incur any liability to taxation as a result of the parties hereto entering into this agreement. 31.5 No member of the Baltic Group has any obligation to make payments to any UK company within the Retained Group in respect of any surrenders of group relief, advance corporation tax or tax refund and no UK company has any obligation to make any such surrender to any member of the Retained Group (save as provided in the Tax Covenant). 31.6 No member of the UK Group has without the prior consent of H.M. Treasury caused, permitted or entered into a transaction specified in Section 765 ICTA 1988. 31.7 No liability to tax will arise on the repayment of any debt owed by any member of the Baltic Group at the value at which such debt is recorded or reflected in the Management Accounts. 31.8 Since 6 April 1965, no member of the UK Group has made a repayment of share capital to which Section 210 ICTA 1988 applies or issued share capital as paid-up other than by a receipt of new consideration within the meaning of Part VI ICTA 1988. 31.9 So far as the Sellers are aware, no Seller has nor has any member of the Baltic Group been subject to tax in the United States. Schedule 3 (Limitations on the Sellers' Liability under the Warranties and Undertakings) Referred to in clause 7 (Purchaser's Remedies and Sellers' Limitations on Liability) 1. Agreements to which this Schedule is Applicable The parties intend that the provisions in this schedule apply both to this agreement...
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Miscellaneous Tax. Except for the Transaction Documents and except for Contracts with customers or suppliers of Seller that require Seller to indemnify or reimburse such customer or supplier for Taxes (or costs or expenses incurred in connection therewith) in connection with commercial arrangements, Seller is not a party to any tax sharing agreement, tax allocation agreement, tax indemnity obligation, or similar agreement, arrangement, understanding, or practice, oral or written, with respect to Taxes that will require any payment by the Company relating to Taxes with respect to the Forming Business.
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