Taxation Statutes definition

Taxation Statutes means all statutes, statutory instruments, orders enactments, laws, by-laws, directives and regulations, whether domestic or foreign decrees, providing for or imposing any Tax;

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Taxation Statutes means statutes (and all regulations and arrangements whatsoever made thereunder) whether of the United Kingdom or elsewhere, and whether enacted before or after the date of this Agreement, providing for or imposing any Taxation

Taxation Statutes means all statutes, decrees, orders and regulations providing for or imposing any Tax;

Examples of Taxation Statutes in a sentence

All statements and disclosures made to any Taxation Authority in connection with any provision of the Taxation Statutes whatsoever were when made and remain complete and accurate in all material respects.
Per Virginia Taxation Statutes, when a transient has occupied a room for 90 days or more, the dealer who furnished the room or other accommodations can refund any sales tax collected and then deduct from gross sales on their return the amount of charges for which they refunded the tax.
The Company and the Subsidiaries have met all procedural and other requirements of all Taxation Statutes in respect of such claims, unities or groups.
So far as the Vendors are aware the Company has not within the last six years become liable for Tax imposed by or resulting from the operation of sections 776-778 of the TA (whether alone or in conjunction with any other provisions of any Taxation Statutes whatsoever).
The Company is and has at all times been resident in the United Kingdom for the purposes of all Taxation Statutes and has not at any time been resident outside the United Kingdom for the purposes of any Taxation Statute or any double taxation arrangements.
The Company has met all procedural and other requirements of all Taxation Statutes in respect of those claims, unities or groups.
So far as ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is aware all statements and disclosures made to any Taxation Authority in connection with any provision of the Taxation Statutes whatsoever were when made and remain complete and accurate in all material respects.
The Last Accounts reserve or provide for all Taxation in accordance with accounting standards generally accepted in the UK (whether actual or contingent) of any nature whatsoever or other sums imposed, charged, assessed, levied or payable under the Taxation Statutes for which the Company was at the Last Accounts Date liable or able to be made liable.
So far as the Vendors are aware the Company has not in the last six years become liable for Tax imposed by the operation of sections 703-709 of the TA (whether alone or in conjunction with any other provisions of any Taxation Statutes whatsoever).
The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Group Companies have met all material procedural and other requirements of all Taxation Statutes in respect of such claims, unities or groups.

More Definitions of Taxation Statutes

Taxation Statutes has the meaning ascribed to it in the Tax Deed;

Taxation Statutes statutes (and all regulations and arrangements whatsoever made thereunder) enacted (or issued coming into force or entered into) whether before or after the date of this agreement providing for or imposing or relating to all forms of taxation, duties, levies and rates whatsoever including without limitation:-

Taxation Statutes means statutes (and all regulations and arrangements whatsoever made thereunder) enacted within Cyprus providing for or imposing any charge, tax, duty or levy of a fiscal nature and any penalty, fine or interest payable in connection with any such tax, charge, duty or levy.

Taxation Statutes means all statutes, decrees, orders and

Taxation Statutes includes statutes (and all regulations and arrangements whatsoever made under them) whether of the United Kingdom or elsewhere, and whether enacted before or after the date of this Agreement, providing for or imposing any Taxation "Tax Covenant" the tax covenant in Schedule 5 "TCGA" Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 "TMA" Taxes Management Act 1970