Responsibility for Providing Exempt Customer List Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Providing Exempt Customer List. 1. Initial Exempt Customer List It shall be the obligation of the Municipality to provide the Contractor in writing with the Exempt Customer List before the commencement of the Tax Collection Services. In the event the Municipality does not provide the Contractor with an initial Exempt Customer List before the commencement of the Tax Collection Services, the Contractor thereafter may, but shall not be obligated to, compile an initial Exempt Customer List based upon its judgment, made in good faith, of Persons who would qualify as exempt from the Tax and, if the Contractor elects to compile an initial Exempt Customer List, the Contractor shall promptly provide the Municipality in writing with such Exempt Customer List. Upon receipt of the Exempt Customer List by the Contractor, the Contractor shall not include the Tax on any bill issued to a Person on the Exempt Customer List from and after the first day of the second month following the date of receipt of the Exempt Customer List, unless the Contractor disputes the inclusion of any Person on the Exempt Customer List, in which case it shall notify the Municipality of the same and the Contractor and the Municipality shall use their best efforts to promptly resolve the same. In the event the Municipality does not timely provide the Contractor with an initial Exempt Customer List and the Contractor elects to compile an Exempt Customer List, the Contractor may exclude the Tax on any bill issued to a Person on the Exempt Customer List from and after the date the Contractor compiles such Exempt Customer List. The Municipality shall be responsible for updating the Exempt Customer List and shall promptly notify the Contractor of any such updates as they occur.
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