Examples of VAT Sum in a sentence
If a ruling is required by the First Party under Clause 35.3, the First Party shall not be obliged to pay the VAT so claimed by the Second Party unless and until a ruling is received from the Commissioners which states that a sum of VAT (the "VAT Sum") is properly so chargeable or the Commissioners state that they are not prepared to give any ruling on the matter.
In this case, then subject to Clauses 35.6 and 35.7 and provided that the First Party shall first have received a valid tax invoice which complies with the requirements of Part III VAT Regulations 1995 and which states the VAT Sum to be the amount of VAT chargeable to the First Party, the First Party shall pay the VAT Sum (and any interest or penalties attributable to the VAT Sum) to the Second Party.
In this case, then subject to Clauses 28.6 and 28.7 and provided that the First Party shall first have received a valid tax invoice which complies with the requirements of Part III Value Added Tax Regulations 1995 and which states the VAT Sum to be the amount of VAT chargeable to the First Party, the First Party shall pay the VAT Sum (and any interest or penalties attributable to the VAT Sum) to the Second Party.
If a clearance is required by the First Party under Clause 28.3, the First Party shall not be obliged to pay the VAT so claimed by the Second Party unless and until a clearance is received from the Commissioners which states that a sum of VAT (the "VAT Sum") is properly so chargeable or the Commissioners state that they are not prepared to give any clearance on the matter.
If a ruling is required by the First Party under sub-clause (c)(i), the First Party shall not be obliged to pay the VAT so claimed by the Second Party unless and until a ruling is received from the Commissioners which states that a sum of VAT (the VAT Sum) is properly so chargeable or the Commissioners state that they are not prepared to give any ruling on the matter.
Deduction Scheme) and provided that the First Party shall first have received a valid tax invoice which complies with the requirements of Part III VAT Regulations 1995 and which states the VAT Sum to be the amount of VAT chargeable to the First Party, the First Party shall pay the VAT Sum (and any interest or penalties attributable to the VAT Sum) to the Second Party.
Our jurisprudence makes clear that children are entitled to different treatment under the law because, inter alia, they are still developing and are more susceptible to change.
In this case, then subject to Clauses 35.6 and 35.7 and provided that the First Party shall first have received a valid tax invoice which complies with the requirements of Part III Value Added Tax Regulations 1995 and which states the VAT Sum to be the amount of VAT chargeable to the First Party, the First Party shall pay the VAT Sum (and any interest or penalties attributable to the VAT Sum) to the Second Party.
In the event of the receipt of a ruling which states that a sum of VAT (the “VAT Sum”) is properly so chargeable, then subject to Clause 45A.6 (Disagreement) and Clause 45A.7 (Further Provisions) and provided that the First Party shall first have received a valid VAT invoice (as described in Clause 45A.2) (Payment of VAT) which states the VAT Sum to be the amount of VAT chargeable to the First Party, the First Party shall pay the VAT Sum to the Second Party together with any penalties or interest thereon.
If a ruling is required by the First Party under Clause 10.10, the First Party shall not be obliged to pay the VAT so claimed by the Second Party unless and until a ruling is received from the Commissioners which states that a sum of VAT (the "VAT Sum") is properly so chargeable or the Commissioners state that they are not prepared to give any ruling on the matter.