REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES Sample Clauses

REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. (JUNE 2012)
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES. (DECEMBER 2022) APPLICABILITY: This provision is only applicable if a host country tax may possibly be charged on items specifically listed as or in milestones in awards fully or partially funded with funds appropriated under titles III through VI of the current Department of State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs Appropriations Act (SFOAA) and prior Acts making appropriations for such purposes and the award is to be performed wholly or partly in a foreign country. It is not applicable when there will be no commodity transactions in a foreign country over the amount of $500. Please insert address and point of contact at the Embassy, Mission, or M/CFO/CMP as appropriate under section (b) of this provision. REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES (DECEMBER 2022)
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REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES a. By April 01 of each year, the subrecipient must submit a report to Internews containing:
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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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