Common use of Refund of Tax Deduction Clause in Contracts

Refund of Tax Deduction. If a Borrower incorporated in the United Kingdom makes a Tax Deduction in respect of tax imposed by the United Kingdom on interest from a payment of interest to a Treaty Lender, and clause 17.2 (Tax gross-up) applies to increase the amount of the payment due to that Treaty Lender from that Borrower, such Borrower shall promptly provide the Treaty Lender with an executed original certificate, in the form required by HM Revenue & Customs, evidencing the Tax Deduction. The Treaty Lender shall, within a reasonable period following receipt of such certificate, apply to HM Revenue & Customs for a refund of the amount of the Tax and following receipt of this refund shall inform the Borrower of such receipt within a reasonable period of such receipt. This clause 17.5 shall not require a Treaty Lender to apply for a refund of the amount of the Tax Deduction if the procedural formalities required in relation to making such an application are materially more onerous or require the disclosure of materially more information than the procedural formalities required by HM Revenue & Customs as at the date of this Agreement in relation to such an application.

Refund of Tax Deduction. If a Borrower incorporated in the United Kingdom makes a Tax Deduction in respect of tax imposed by the United Kingdom on interest from a payment of interest to a Treaty Lender, and clause 17.2 (Tax grossGross-up) applies to increase the amount of the payment due to that Treaty Lender from that Borrower, such Borrower shall promptly provide the Treaty Lender with an executed original certificate, in the form required by HM Revenue & Customs, evidencing the Tax Deduction. The Treaty Lender shall, within a reasonable period following receipt of such certificate, apply to HM Revenue & Customs for a refund of the amount of the Tax and following receipt of this refund shall inform the Borrower of such receipt within a reasonable period of such receipt. This clause 17.5 shall not require a Treaty Lender to apply for a refund of the amount of the Tax Deduction if the procedural formalities required in relation to making such an application are materially more onerous or require the disclosure of materially more information than the procedural formalities required by HM Revenue & Customs as at the date of this Agreement in relation to such an application.

Refund of Tax Deduction. If a Borrower incorporated in the United Kingdom makes a Tax Deduction in respect of tax imposed by the United Kingdom on interest from a payment of interest to a Treaty Lender, and clause Clause 17.2 (Tax grossGross-up) applies to increase the amount of the payment due to that Treaty Lender from that Borrower, such Borrower shall promptly provide the Treaty Lender with an executed original certificate, in the form required by HM Revenue & Customs, evidencing the Tax Deduction. The Treaty Lender shall, within a reasonable period following receipt of such certificate, apply to HM Revenue & Customs for a refund of the amount of the Tax and following receipt of this refund shall inform the Borrower of such receipt within a reasonable period of such receipt. This clause Clause 17.5 shall not require a Treaty Lender to apply for a refund of the amount of the Tax Deduction if the procedural formalities required in relation to making such an application are materially more onerous or require the disclosure of materially more information than the procedural formalities required by HM Revenue & Customs as at the date of this Agreement in relation to such an application.