NET FISCAL BENEFIT Sample Clauses

NET FISCAL BENEFIT. ‌ 10.1 Other than as set out in this Agreement, Resource Revenues and the tax bases associated with Resource Revenues shall not be included in the calculation of the Territorial Formula Financing Payment. 10.2 In respect of Resource Revenues derived in each fiscal year beginning on the Transfer Date, an amount equal to 100 percent of the Resource Revenue Subject to Offset shall be deducted from the GNWT’s Territorial Formula Financing Payment.‌ 10.3 For the purpose of section 10.2, Resource Revenue Subject to Offset in a fiscal year shall be equal to total Resource Revenues less the lesser of:‌ (a) 50 percent of Resource Revenues, or, (b) five percent of the GNWT’s Gross Expenditure Base used in the determination of the GNWT’s Territorial Formula Financing Payment for the fiscal year to which the Resource Revenues are attributable. 10.4 The GNWT shall be responsible for making Settlement and Land Claim Agreement Payments. 10.5 The GNWT shall provide the Minister of Finance of Canada with an assessment of the amount of Resource Revenues derived in each fiscal year on or before December 1 of the following fiscal year. 10.6 Sections 10.2 and 10.3 may be amended with the written consent of Canada and the GNWT. 10.7 The GNWT shall Consult Aboriginal Parties with respect to any proposed amendment of sections 10.2 and 10.3. 10.8 Canada and the GNWT shall conduct a review of sections 10.2 and 10.3:‌ (a) in the fifth year following the Transfer Date and at five year intervals thereafter; or (b) at any other time as may be agreed by Canada and the GNWT. 10.9 The purpose of the review referred to in section 10.8 is to ensure that the Net Fiscal Benefit: (a) remains consistent with the principles of Territorial Formula Financing Payments; (b) corresponds to the benefits received by resource-producing provincial jurisdictions under the provincial equalization program; and (c) continues to provide an additional incentive for the Northwest Territories to develop natural resources. 10.10 Canada and the GNWT shall make best efforts to complete a review referred to in section 10.8 within six months from the beginning of the review.‌ 10.11 Unless otherwise agreed by Canada and the GNWT, any adjustment arising from a review referred to in section 10.8 shall take effect on April 1st of the fiscal year immediately following the review.‌ 10.12 Notwithstanding section 10.11, if, despite making best efforts, Canada and the GNWT are unable to complete the review within the six mont...
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NET FISCAL BENEFIT. Chapter 10 explains how the Net Fiscal Benefit is calculated, and refers to an agreement with Aboriginal Parties that will set out how it will be shared. This is separate from the financial matters described in Chapter 9. The Net Fiscal Benefit is the amount of resource revenue that the GNWT can keep each year – and that will not be deducted from its annual Territorial Formula Financing payment from the federal government.
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NET FISCAL BENEFIT. ‌ 11.1 Other than as set out in the provisions of this chapter, Resource Revenues shall not be included in the calculation of the Territorial Formula Financing Payment. 11.2 In respect of Resource Revenues derived in each fiscal year beginning on the Transfer Date, an amount equal to 100 percent of the Resource Revenue Subject to Offset shall be deducted from the GN’s Territorial Formula Financing Payment.‌ 11.3 For the purpose of section 11.2, Resource Revenue Subject to Offset in a fiscal year shall be equal to:‌ (a) the greater of: (i) total Resource Revenues less $9,000,000; and (ii) zero dollars; or (b) upon the election of GN, total Resource Revenues less the lesser of:‌ (i) 50 percent of Resource Revenues; or (ii) five percent of the GN’s Gross Expenditure Base used in the determination of the GN’s Territorial Formula Financing Payment for the fiscal year to which the Resource Revenues are attributable. 11.4 The Minister of Finance of the GN may make the election referred to in subsection 11.3(b) by communicating it in writing to the Minister of Finance of the GC prior to December 1 of the fiscal year following the year in which the Resource Revenues in respect of which the election is made have been derived.‌ 11.5 Once made, the election referred to in section 11.4 cannot be revoked and the calculation of Resource Revenue Subject to Offset in all subsequent years shall be done pursuant to subsection 11.3(b). 11.6 The GN shall be responsible for making Settlement and Land Claims Agreement Payments. 11.7 The GN shall provide the Minister of Finance of the GC with an assessment of the amount of Resource Revenues derived in each fiscal year on or before December 1 of the following fiscal year. 11.8 Sections 11.2 and 11.3 may be amended with the written consent of the GC and the GN. 11.9 The GN shall Consult with NTI with respect to any proposed amendment of sections 11.2 and 11.3. 11.10 The GC and the GN shall conduct a review of sections 11.2 and 11.3:‌ (a) in the fifth year following the Transfer Date and at five year intervals thereafter; or (b) at any other time as may be agreed by the GC and the GN. 11.11 The purpose of the review referred to in section 11.10 is to ensure that the Net Fiscal Benefit: (a) remains consistent with the principles of Territorial Formula Financing Payments; (b) corresponds to the benefits received by resource-producing provincial jurisdictions under the provincial equalization program; and (c) continues to provide an ad...
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NET FISCAL BENEFIT. ‌ 11.1 Other than as set out in the provisions of this chapter, Resource Revenues shall not be included in the calculation of the Territorial Formula Financing Payment. 11.2 In respect of Resource Revenues derived in each fiscal year beginning on the Transfer Date, an amount equal to 100 percent of the Resource Revenue Subject to Offset shall be deducted from the GN’s Territorial Formula Financing Payment.‌ 11.3 For the purpose of section 11.2, Resource Revenue Subject to Offset in a fiscal year shall be equal to:‌
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NET FISCAL BENEFIT. Other than as set out in the provisions of this Chapter 13, Resource Revenues and the tax bases associated with Resource Revenues shall not be included in the calculation of the Territorial Formula Financing Payment.
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