Southern Natural Gas Company Sample Clauses

Southern Natural Gas Company. Alabama Income Tax · 2002-2007, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed assessment for 2002 in the amount of $606,024, which the Company protested. The issue relates to the correct amount of net operating loss carryover flowing out of a consolidated return year (2001) into a nexus consolidated year (2002). Alabama Sales Tax · 2006-2009, is under audit. · 2006-2009 (City of Helena), is under audit. · 2006-2009 (City of Homewood), is under audit. · 2006-2009 (City of Trussville), is under audit. · 2006-2009 (Shelby County), is under audit. · 2006-2009 (Tuscaloosa County), is under audit. Georgia Income Tax · 2002-2005, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed assessment in the amount of $212,500 in additional taxes and $74,538 of interest. The Company filed a protest. Louisiana Income Tax. · 1997-2001, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed tax due in the amount of $383,416 in additional taxes, $481,730 of interest and $8,621 in penalties. The Company filed a protest. · 2002-2006, the Department of Revenue sent draft work papers reflecting an assessment of $1,156,191 in additional taxes and $643,037 of interest. Louisiana Franchise Tax · 1998-2002, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed tax due in the amount of $687,480 in additional taxes, $944,920 of interest and $8,746 in penalties. The Company filed a protest. · 2003-2007, the Department of Revenue sent draft work papers reflecting an assessment of 1,388,010 of tax and 741,152 of interest.
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Southern Natural Gas Company. Southwest Gas Corporation. Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company, a Division of Tenneco, Inc. Tennessee Natural Gas Lines.
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Southern Natural Gas Company. Florida Power Corporation d/b/a Progress Energy Florida, Inc. Effective Date: ______________________ End Date: ____________________________ [*] Confidential portion has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. THIS DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST PURSUANT TO RULE 24b-2 UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, AS AMENDED GAS SALE AND PURCHASE CONTRACT This Gas Sale and Purchase Contract (this "Contract") is entered into on December 1, 2004 (the "Effective Date"), between BG LNG Services, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company ("Seller") and Florida Power Corporation, a Florida corporation, doing business as Progress Energy Florida, Inc. ("Buyer").
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Southern Natural Gas Company. Alabama Income Tax · 2002-2007, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed assessment for 2002 – 2006, which the Company protested. The issue relates to the correct amount of net operating loss carryover flowing out of a consolidated return year (2001) into nexus consolidated years. Alabama Sales Tax · 2006-2009, is under audit. Georgia Income Tax · 2002-2005, the Department of Revenue sent a notice of proposed assessment and interest. The Company filed a protest.
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