Total Tax Liability definition
Examples of Total Tax Liability in a sentence
Any Combined State Total Tax Liability in excess of the SNI Group State Tax Liability (“EWS Group State Tax Liability”) shall be the responsibility of EWS and EWS shall indemnify SNI and SNI Affiliates from and against the EWS Group State Tax Liability for all taxable years ending on or before December 31, 2007.
The SNI Combined Group’s share of each Combined State Total Tax Liability (“SNI Group State Tax Liability”) will be based on the apportionment percentage of all members of the SNI Combined Group, determined with reference only to those companies that are subject to such state’s taxing jurisdiction, as if such members of the SNI Combined Group had filed a separate Combined Return.
If the aggregate amount of Tax Distributions made in respect of such Fiscal Year exceeds the amount of the Hypothetical Total Tax Liability with respect to such Fiscal Year (based on the information returns filed by the Company), then Tax Distributions for subsequent Fiscal Years shall be reduced by the amount of such excess.
If the NextWave License Deposit, the NextWave Upfront Payment, and the Total Tax Liability together exceed $3.731 billion, NextWave agrees that it is not entitled to any reduction, offset, or refund of any payments.
Seller will provide to USCO, as soon as practicable, all information reasonably necessary for USCO to verify the amount of the Total Tax Liability.
The General Partner, in its sole discretion, may cause the Partnership to make periodic distributions in accordance with this Section 5.5 to the extent that BCPP, L.P.'s estimated Total Tax Liability with respect to the period is less than the distributions otherwise payable to BCPP, L.P. for such period.
In determining the number of InvestView shares of common stock to be issued to Buyer hereunder, the Total Tax Liability shall be multiplied by three (3) and then divided by the lowest closing bid price of InvestView’s common stock during the ten trading days prior to the date of the Tax Payment Default (“INVU Stock Price”).
Federal Bracket (%) + State bracket (%) = Total Tax Liability ($) Therefore, an individual’s total tax liability is a combination of Federal and State taxes.
To the extent that the True-Up Payment, the NextWave License Deposit, the NextWave Upfront Payment, and the greater of the Advance Tax Payment and the Total Tax Liability (collectively, the Settlement Payments) are less than $3.731 billion, NextWave shall increase the True-Up Payment to the Commission so that the Settlement Payments equal $3.731 billion.
This Advance Tax Payment of $3.052 billion can be used by NextWave only as a credit against its Total Tax Liability for the Taxable Period and not on a subsequent claim for refund; and it cannot be carried forward or carried back to any other tax period and is not available for use or tax benefit in any year other than the Taxable Period.