Residency Information Sample Clauses
The Residency Information clause establishes requirements for disclosing and verifying the legal residence or domicile of a party involved in an agreement. Typically, this clause obligates one or both parties to provide accurate and up-to-date information about their place of residence, which may be used to determine tax obligations, legal jurisdiction, or eligibility for certain rights or benefits under the contract. By clearly defining where a party is legally based, the clause helps prevent disputes related to jurisdiction, compliance, and the application of relevant laws.
Residency Information. Employees shall supply reasonable residency information sufficient to ensure that the Company receives all federal and provincial production services tax credits. Such information shall be kept confidential and held in compliance with applicable privacy legislation except to the extent necessary to obtain the applicable tax credits and incentives.
Residency Information. On or before the first day worked, Artists must provide the Producer with Canadian, and Provincial and, as applicable, Territorial, residency information sufficient to ensure that the production company is eligible to receive federal and provincial and/or territorial incentives, including tax credits and grants. Such information shall be held in compliance with all applicable privacy legislation and shall be kept confidential, except to the extent necessary to obtain applicable federal, provincial and/or territorial incentives. The Producer shall provide the CFM with its particular residency documentation requirements, and shall notify the CFM in the event of any changes to those requirements. Prior to engagement, the Producer will notify Artists of its particular residency documentation requirements. The residency documentation required by the Producer may include, but is not limited to the follow:
(a) A declaration of residency, including Canadian citizenship or permanent residence status;
(b) A Canadian Provincial Driver’s License or Canadian Provincial Identification Document or Card;
(c) CAVCO Personnel Identification; and
(d) One or more of the following documents:
(i) Notice of Assessment;
(ii) Letter from the CRA giving an opinion on the Artist’s residency status;
(iii) Mortgage, rental or lease agreement with rent receipts;
(iv) Copy of the last income tax return filed in the Artist’s country of origin and/or documents filed with the foreign tax authority in which the Artist has declared they are no longer resident
(v) Utility bills;
(vi) Property tax notice;
(vii) Motor vehicle registration;
(viii) Documents evincing membership in a professional association or union in Canada; and
(ix) Statement of accounts from a Canadian branch of a financial institution. Artists engaged through a loan-out corporation may also be asked to provide to the Producer the loan-out corporation’s most recent Notice of Assessment and the most recent Schedule 50 indicating whether the loan- out corporation has single or multiple shareholders. Newly-formed loan-out corporations that have not yet filed tax returns may be asked to provide a Shareholder Register. The Producer may require any additional or alternative documents approved or required by any relevant taxing authority to determine eligibility for tax credits and grants without any need for further negotiation. Once requested, the Artist shall have two (2) business days within which to provide the required residen...
Residency Information. I am aware that my information will be retained for 10 years and might be shared with third parties within and outside Bahrain for the purposes of regulatory requirement, cloud storage, statistics and others.