Common use of Transfer Pricing Clause in Contracts

Transfer Pricing. If any Party (“the first Party”) suffers a transfer pricing adjustment in relation to any amount paid or payable under this Agreement and that adjustment increases the Tax payable by (or decreases the Tax relief available to) the first Party, the other Party (“the second Party”) shall make a payment to the first Party in an amount equal to that increase in Tax (or decrease in relief). The second Party shall make any payment due hereunder no less than ten (10) days before the Tax referred to in that clause (including any Tax that would not have been payable, or which is payable earlier than would have been the case, if any Tax relief had not been decreased) is payable. For purposes of this Section 4.5, a “transfer pricing adjustment” is any adjustment to the profits or losses of a person for Tax purposes asserted by a Tax authority whether by way of assessment or reassessment or otherwise and includes any such adjustment under Part 4 of the Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010. The Parties agree to pursue all reasonable legal remedies to avoid double taxation that may result from such a transfer pricing adjustment or from any conforming or correlative adjustments that may be necessary on account of such transfer pricing adjustment.

Transfer Pricing. If any Party (“the first Party”) suffers a transfer pricing adjustment in relation to any amount paid or payable under this Agreement and that adjustment increases the Tax payable by (or decreases the Tax relief available to) the first Party, the other Party (“the second Party”) shall make a payment to the first Party in an amount equal to that increase in Tax (or decrease in relief). The second Party shall make any payment due hereunder no less than ten (10) days before the Tax referred to in that clause (including any Tax that would not have been payable, or which is payable earlier than would have been the case, if any Tax relief had not been decreased) is payable. For purposes of this Section 4.54.6, a “transfer pricing adjustment” is any adjustment to the profits or losses of a person for Tax purposes asserted by a Tax authority whether by way of assessment or reassessment or otherwise and includes any such adjustment under Part 4 of the Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010. The Parties agree to pursue all reasonable legal remedies to avoid double taxation that may result from such a transfer pricing adjustment or from any conforming or correlative adjustments that may be necessary on account of such transfer pricing adjustment.

Transfer Pricing. If any Party (“the first Party”) suffers a transfer pricing adjustment in relation to any amount paid or payable under this Agreement and that adjustment increases the Tax payable by (or decreases the Tax relief available to) the first Party, the other Party (“the second Party”) shall make a payment to the first Party in an amount equal to that increase in Tax (or decrease in relief). The second Party shall make any payment due hereunder no less than ten (10) days before the Tax referred to in that clause (including any Tax that would not have been payable, or which is payable earlier than would have been the case, if any Tax relief had not been decreased) is payable. For purposes of this Section 4.55.6, a “transfer pricing adjustment” is any adjustment to the profits or losses of a person for Tax purposes asserted by a Tax authority whether by way of assessment or reassessment or otherwise and includes any such adjustment under Part 4 of the Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010. The Parties agree to pursue all reasonable legal remedies to avoid double taxation that may result from such a transfer pricing adjustment or from any conforming or correlative adjustments that may be necessary on account of such transfer pricing adjustment.

Transfer Pricing. If any Party or its Affiliate (“the first Party”) suffers a transfer pricing adjustment in relation to any amount paid or payable under this Agreement and that adjustment increases the Tax payable by (or decreases the Tax relief available to) the first Party, the other Party (“the second Party”) shall make a payment to the first Party in an amount equal to that increase in Tax (or decrease in relief). The second Party shall make any payment due hereunder no less than ten (10) days before the Tax referred to in that clause (including any Tax that would not have been payable, or which is payable earlier than would have been the case, if any Tax relief had not been decreased) is payable. For purposes of this Section 4.53.05, a “transfer pricing adjustment” is any adjustment to the profits or losses of a person for Tax purposes asserted by a Tax authority whether by way of assessment or reassessment or otherwise and includes any such adjustment under Part 4 of the Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010. The Parties agree to pursue all reasonable legal remedies to avoid double taxation that may result from such a transfer pricing adjustment or from any conforming or correlative adjustments that may be necessary on account of such transfer pricing adjustment.