MOTOR FUEL TAX Sample Clauses

MOTOR FUEL TAX. A. The Tribe may purchase a quantity of tax exempt motor fuel. The exempt motor fuel will be administered by either the quota method or the refund method. The Tribe shall select which method it will use to acquire tax exempt motor fuel, consistent with the provisions of this Agreement.
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MOTOR FUEL TAX. The Tribe shall utilize either a quota system or a refund system to acquire motor fuel for exempt Tribal and Tribal Member use as determined by the quota or refund ceiling. The election to use a refund or quota system shall be effective for an entire calendar year. The Tribe may change from one system to the other upon at least 60 days written notice to the State. The change shall be effective on the first day of the next calendar year.
MOTOR FUEL TAX. Tax regulations require the Contractor to maintain current copies of the following applicable forms, based on the Participating Entity’s eligibility: 1. Federal — A Certificate of Buyer of Taxable Fuel in the name of WEX BANK (Included with this form.) 2. State — Applicable state forms. (Obtain these from the appropriate state governing body.) • Once the Contractor receives all of the Participating Entity’s properly completed documentation the Contractor will complete the tax exemption set up on their account within approximately three business days and start billing them net of the Applicable Taxes. The parties agree that a signed transmission shall be considered valid for purposes of this enrollment form and that the parties hereby waive any claim that a transmission does not satisfy the requirements of a signature or writing under applicable law.

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