Residence for tax purposes. In accordance with prevailing legislation, the Client must communicate its country or countries of residence for tax purposes to the Bank, and the tax identification number allocated by its country or countries of residence for tax purposes. For that purpose, the Bank may ask the Client to provide a “Self-certification of residence for tax purposes Natural person” and, as applicable, supporting documentation. It is in particular important to note that no account may be opened without first providing said Self- certification. It is incumbent upon the Client and not the Bank, to determine, under their own responsibility, their country of countries of residence for tax purposes. In this respect, the Client is invited to consult the OECD portal or to contact an independent tax adviser or the tax authorities concerned. The Client must inform the Bank of any change in circumstances affecting the status of its residence for tax purposes within 30 days and must for that purpose communicate a “Self-certification of residence for tax purposes Natural person” form to it within a period of 90 days. Said form is available from the Bank. For that purpose, the Bank draws the Client's attention to the fact that the status of residence for tax purposes may have significant fiscal consequences on its investments, income and earnings and affect this contract or any other contract entered into with the Bank. Moreover, its investments, income and earnings are also likely to be subject to regulations, in particular tax-related, in force in its State of residence for tax purposes. In this context, the Bank invites the Client to consult the tax authorities of his/her State of residence and to approach an independent tax advisor with a view to obtaining appropriate legal and tax advice. It is the Client’s responsibility to meet all of his/her tax-related obligations with regard in particular to the filing of returns or other documentation made mandatory by tax legislation as well as the payment of all relevant taxes and duties for which he/she is liable (income tax, wealth tax, death duties, social security contributions, etc.). The opening, holding and operating of an account may have tax implications for the Client depending on several factors including, but not limited to, the Client’s place of domicile, his/her place of residence, his/her citizenship or the type of assets that he/she holds. The tax legislation in certain countries may have extraterritorial scope regardless of ...
Residence for tax purposes. Each Obligor is resident of the country set forth next to its name in Schedule 4.1.7 (and no other jurisdiction) for Tax purposes.
Residence for tax purposes. In accordance with prevailing legislation, the Client must communicate his/her country or countries of residence for tax purposes to the Bank and, if not a French resident for tax purposes, the tax identification number assigned by his/her country or countries of residence f or tax purposes. This inf ormation must be communicated before any account is opened. For that purpose, the Bank may ask the Client to provide a “Self - certif ication of residence f or tax purposes – Natural Person” and, as applicable, supporting documentation. It is incumbent upon the Client and not the Bank to determine, under his/her own responsibility, his/her country or countries of residence for tax purposes. In this respect, the Client is urged to consult the OECD portal or to contact an independent tax adviser or the tax authorities concerned.
Residence for tax purposes. The Seller is a company which is and has, since incorporation, been resident for United Kingdom tax purposes solely in the United Kingdom.
Residence for tax purposes. Each Group Company was incorporated in the UK and for the purposes of UK Tax is and has always been resident in the UK and will remain so at the Completion Date and no Group Company has ever been regarded as being resident or having a permanent establishment, branch or agency or place of business outside the UK or as being within the charge to Tax of any jurisdiction other than the UK.
Residence for tax purposes. The Borrower and each Guarantor is a resident of Canada (and no other jurisdiction) for tax purposes.
Residence for tax purposes. In accordance with prevailing legislation, the Client must communicate his/her country or countries of residence for tax purposes to the Bank and, if not a French resident for tax purposes, the tax identification number assigned by his/her country or countries of residence for tax purposes. This information must be communicated before any account is opened. For that purpose, the Bank may ask the Client to provide a “Self- certification of residence for tax purposes – Natural Person” and, as applicable, supporting documentation. It is incumbent upon the Client and not the Bank to determine, under his/her own responsibility, his/her country or countries of residence for tax purposes. In this respect, the Client is urged to consult the OECD portal or to contact an independent tax adviser or the tax authorities concerned. The Client must inform the Bank of any change in circumstances affecting the status of his/her residence for tax purposes within 30 days and must for that purpose submit a “Self-certification of residence for tax purposes – Natural Person” form to the Bank within a period of 90 days. Said form is available at the Client’s usual branch or from the following address: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxx.xxx/fr-fr/rbwm/france. For that purpose, the Bank draws the Client’s attention to the fact that the status of residence for tax purposes may have significant tax consequences on his/her investments, income and earnings and affect this contract or any other contract entered into with the Bank.
