REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES Sample Clauses

REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. (DECEMBER 2022)
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. (JUNE 2012) a. By April 16 of each year, the recipient must submit a report containing: (1) Contractor/recipient name. (2) Contact name with phone, fax and e-mail. (3) Agreement number(s). (4) The total amount of value-added taxes and customs duties (but not sales taxes) assessed by the host government (or any entity thereof) on purchases in excess of $500 per transaction of supplies, materials, goods or equipment, during the 12 months ending on the preceding September 30, using funds provided under this contract/agreement. (5) Any reimbursements received by April 1 of the current year on value added taxes and customs duties reported in (iv). (6) Reports are required even if the recipient did not pay any taxes or receive any reimbursements during the reporting period. (7) Cumulative reports may be provided if the recipient is implementing more than one program in a foreign country. b. Submit the reports to: USAID/WEST AFRICA Controller with a copy to the Agreement Officer’s Representative of this award. c. Host government taxes are not allowable where the Agreement Officer provides the necessary means to the recipient to obtain an exemption or refund of such taxes, and the recipient fails to take reasonable steps to obtain such exemption or refund. Otherwise, taxes are allowable in accordance with the Standard Provision, “Allowable Costs,” and must be reported as required in this provision. d. The recipient must include this reporting requirement in all applicable subagreements, including subawards and contracts. a. U.S. Government funds under this award must not be used to finance the travel, per diem, hotel expenses, meals, conference fees or other conference costs for any member of a foreign government’s delegation to an international conference sponsored by a multilateral organization, as defined below, unless approved by the Agreement Officer in writing.
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES a. By April 01 of each year, the subrecipient must submit a report to Internews containing: (i) Contractor/recipient name. (ii) Contact name with phone, fax and e-mail. (iii) Agreement number(s). (iv) The total amount of value-added taxes and customs duties (but not sales taxes) assessed by the host government (or any entity thereof) on purchases in excess of $500 per transaction of supplies, materials, goods or equipment, during the 12 months ending on the preceding September 30, using funds provided under this contract/agreement. (v) Any reimbursements received by April 1 of the current year on value-added taxes and customs duties reported in (iv). (vi) Reports are required even if the recipient did not pay any taxes or receive any reimbursements during the reporting period. (vii) Cumulative reports may be provided if the subrecipient is implementing more than one program in a foreign country. b. The subrecipient must include this reporting requirement in all applicable subawards and contracts.
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. Grantee must annually report host government taxes in accordance with USAID Standard Provision, “Reporting Host Government Taxes”, if procurement of commodities under this Grants exceeds $500 and such procurement is listed as milestone, except that reports shall be made by April 10 of each year, and to Palladium instead of USAID. Reports are required even if Grantee did not pay any taxes or receive any reimbursements during the reporting period. Grantee must include this reporting requirement in all applicable subawards and contracts.
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. UNDP is not subject to taxation of activities implemented under the agreement based on its privileges and immunities as a public international organization (PIO). However, should it be obligated to pay taxes or duties related to the agreement, that UNDP does not anticipate being reimbursed, UNDP must notify the TNC. Still, reporting is required by USAID even if the amount to report is cero, using the approved format attached as Annex A-4 and incorporated by reference hereto.
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