Proposed Adjustment definition

Proposed Adjustment means an adjustment proposed on the earlier of a written proposed audit finding (PAF), revenue agent’s report (RAR), 30-day letter, statutory notice of deficiency or their equivalent.

Proposed Adjustment has the meaning given in Section 7.4(a).

Proposed Adjustment is defined in Section 2.3.

Examples of Proposed Adjustment in a sentence

• Complete Proposal Form 7 – Proposed Adjustment Factors and Calculation of the Award Criteria Figure (Price).

• A Notice of Proposed Adjustment is an instrument through which the New Zealand Inland Revenue advises a taxpayer that it is considering amending its tax assessment from that in the tax return and is not a confirmation of liability.

• Any such notice of dispute delivered by Parent (an “Adjustment Dispute Notice”) will identify with reasonable specificity each item in the Proposed Adjustment Statement with respect to which Parent disagrees, the reason for such disagreement, and Parent’s position with respect to such disputed item, and will include Parent’s recalculation of the Adjustment Amount and the Purchase Price.

• Parent shall be conclusively deemed to have accepted any item in the Proposed Adjustment Statement not addressed by the Adjustment Dispute Notice.

• In addition, Buyer will provide Parent with supporting assumptions and calculations, in reasonable detail, for such determinations at the time it delivers the Proposed Adjustment Statement.

More Definitions of Proposed Adjustment

Proposed Adjustment has the meaning set forth in Section 4.2(b)(ii).

Proposed Adjustment has the meaning set forth in Section 1.8(c).

Proposed Adjustment shall have the meaning ascribed to such term in Section 9.4(e) hereof.

Proposed Adjustment shall have the meaning specified in Section 19.03(c) of the Lease.

Proposed Adjustment means any adjustment proposed by any Governmental Entity to an item of income, deduction, gain,

Proposed Adjustment shall have the meaning set forth in Article 2.3(a).

Proposed Adjustment means either the First Proposed Adjustment, the Second Proposed Adjustment, or the CSR First Proposed Adjustment.