Product Taxes definition
Examples of Product Taxes in a sentence
If a Party does not furnish such certificates to the other Party, or if the sale is subject to tax under Applicable Law because no exemption exists, the applicable Party shall reimburse and indemnify the other Party for all Product Taxes as set forth in this Agreement.
Buyer shall not be obligated to indemnify or hold harmless Seller for any Product Taxes levied or imposed by any Governmental Authority in any country and payable by Seller (i) which does not directly relate to the performance by Seller of its obligations under this Agreement or (ii) resulting from the creation of a permanent establishment, trade or business or presence by Seller (or any Affiliate thereof).
Seller shall not be obligated to indemnify or hold harmless Buyer for any Product Taxes levied or imposed by any Governmental Authority in any country and payable by Buyer (i) which do not directly relate to the performance by B▇▇▇▇ of its obligations hereunder, or (ii) resulting from the creation of a permanent establishment, trade or business or presence by Buyer (or any Affiliate thereof).
Seller shall pay, reimburse, indemnify, defend and hold harmless Buyer for any and all applicable Product Taxes, including all taxes assessed on or in connection with production, extraction, processing, manufacture or transport of Product with respect to the Product(s) delivered hereunder, which arise before the transfer of title to the Product(s) to Buyer.
This Section will only apply within 30 days of Consumer’s receipt of the ProductIf a Consumer Credit occurs prior to the payment of the statement as outlined in 2(f), Agent will refund to Consumer the cost of Product, Taxes and shipping and deduct such amounts (along with a deduction payable to Agent for the Customer Service Amount) from the revenue collected for the Marketing Event.
Each Party shall give the other Party such assistance as is reasonable in the circumstances in this regard, and Buyer or Seller (as appropriate) shall not make any payment of such Product Taxes until the due date on which such Product Taxes are due and payable in accordance with the relevant tax regulations unless an early payment could result in a reduction of the liability to such Product Taxes.
In the event either Buyer or Seller becomes aware of a potential or actual liability to make any payment of Product Taxes which might give rise to a claim, it shall give notice of the circumstances to the other Party as soon as reasonably practicable, in order to allow both Parties reasonable opportunity to seek to minimize their liability for such Product Taxes, acting always in compliance with the laws of the relevant Governmental Authority.
If Buyer claims exemption from any Product Taxes or fees, Buyer shall provide Seller with the appropriately executed exemption certificates.