A tax disclaimer clause states that the parties to the contract are responsible for their respective tax obligations and clarifies that the company providing a service or product will not be held liable for any tax-related issues or penalties incurred by the other party. This clause ensures that each party independently handles their tax liabilities in compliance with relevant laws.
9. TAX DISCLAIMER. Neither Party makes any representation or warranty to the other regarding the effect that this Agreement and the consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby may have upon the federal, state, or local tax liability of the other. Without limiting the foregoing, each Members shall be solely responsible for the payment of any income or other taxes attributable to any payments hereunder, including the payment to the Members Representative of the MWH Members’ Share.
11. Tax Disclaimer. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with the grant and vesting of your PSUs. The tax rules governing PSUs are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. By accepting this grant of PSUs, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant or vesting of the PSUs will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THESE PSUS.
11. Tax Disclaimer. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with the grant and vesting of your PSUs. The tax rules governing PSUs are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. By accepting this grant of PSUs, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant or vesting of the PSUs will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THESE PSUS.
15. Tax Disclaimer. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. Options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under new Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code, which is generally effective January 1, 2005. The Committee has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per share of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the Internal Revenue Service could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Committee, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of your Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty, as well as the loss of incentive stock option status (if applicable). The Company gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
6. Tax Disclaimer. Participant agrees that it is responsible for consulting its own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with the Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. For Participant’s information, a memorandum that briefly summarizes U.S. federal income tax law relating to certain aspects of options is attached hereto as Exhibit A. Participant acknowledges that this memorandum does not purport to be complete and that, although the Company will make available to Participant general information about options, the Company shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information or for any tax or financial consequences Participant may incur in connection with the Option. In addition, as noted in Exhibit A, options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under Section 409A of the Code. The Board has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per unit of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Units underlying the Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the IRS could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Units underlying the Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Board, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of the Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty. Participant acknowledges that the Company gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, Participant acknowledges that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and be borne entirely by, Participant. PARTICIPANT IS THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT WITH ITS OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
SECTION 17. TAX DISCLAIMER. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. You agree that the Company shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information available to you and any tax or financial consequences that you may incur in connection with your Option. In addition, options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under Code Section 409A. The Board has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per share of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the Internal Revenue Service could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Board, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of your Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty, as well as the loss of incentive stock option status (if applicable). The Company gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
SECTION 17. TAX DISCLAIMER. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. For your information, a memorandum that briefly summarizes current U.S. federal income tax law relating to certain aspects of stock options is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Please note that this memorandum does not purport to be complete. Although the Company will make available to you general tax information about stock options, you agree that the Company shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information available to you and any tax or financial consequences that you may incur in connection with your Option. In addition, as noted in Exhibit B, options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code. The Committee has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per share of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the Internal Revenue Service could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Committee, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of your Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty, as well as the loss of incentive stock option status (if applicable). The Company gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
SECTION 17. TAX DISCLAIMER. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. For your information, a memorandum that briefly summarizes current U.S. federal income tax law relating to certain aspects of stock options is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Please note that this memorandum does not purport to be complete. Although the Corporation will make available to you general tax information about stock options, you agree that the Corporation shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information available to you and any tax or financial consequences that you may incur in connection with your Option. In addition, as noted in Exhibit B, options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under Section 409A of the Internal Revenue Code. The Board has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per share of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the Internal Revenue Service could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Board, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of your Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty, as well as the loss of incentive stock option status (if applicable). The Corporation gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
Tax Disclaimer: Cerner Corporation and its affiliates are not in the business of providing personal tax advice. You should seek assistance of a professional tax advisor if there are any questions regarding any of the tax related items in this Guideline or Agreement. Any tax opinions expressed by Cerner, its affiliates or its associates are made without
SECTION 17. TAX DISCLAIMER. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. For your information, a memorandum that briefly summarizes current U.S. federal income tax law relating to certain aspects of stock options is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Please note that this memorandum does not purport to be complete. Although the Company will make available to you general tax information about stock options, you agree that the Company shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information available to you or for any tax or financial consequences that you may incur in connection with your Option.
SECTION 34. TAX DISCLAIMER. You agree that you are responsible for consulting your own tax advisor as to the tax consequences associated with your Option. The tax rules governing options are complex, change frequently and depend on the individual taxpayer’s situation. For your information, a memorandum that briefly summarizes current U.S. federal income tax law relating to certain aspects of stock options is attached hereto as Exhibit B. Please note that this memorandum does not purport to be complete. Although the Company will make available to you general tax information about stock options, you agree that the Company shall not be held liable or responsible for making such information available to you or for any tax or financial consequences that you may incur in connection with your Option. In addition, as noted in Exhibit B, options granted at a discount from fair market value may be considered “deferred compensation” subject to adverse tax consequences under Section 409A of the Code. The Board has made a good faith determination that the exercise price per share of the Option is not less than the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option on the Date of Grant. It is possible, however, that the Internal Revenue Service could later challenge that determination and assert that the fair market value of the Shares underlying your Option was greater on the Date of Grant than the exercise price determined by the Board, which could result in immediate income tax upon the vesting of your Option (whether or not exercised) and a 20% tax penalty, as well as the loss of incentive stock option status (if applicable). The Company gives no assurance that such adverse tax consequences will not occur and specifically assumes no responsibility therefor. By accepting this Option, you acknowledge that any tax liability or other adverse tax consequences to you resulting from the grant of the Option will be the responsibility of, and will be borne entirely by, you. YOU ARE THEREFORE ENCOURAGED TO CONSULT YOUR OWN TAX ADVISOR BEFORE ACCEPTING THE GRANT OF THIS OPTION.
E. TAX DISCLAIMER 1. The acquisition of the Purchased Shares may result in adverse tax consequences. OPTIONEE SHOULD CONSULT WITH HIS OR HER TAX ADVISOR TO DETERMINE THE TAX CONSEQUENCES OF ACQUIRING THE PURCHASED SHARES. OPTIONEE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IT IS OPTIONEE’S SOLE RESPONSIBILITY, AND NOT THE COMPANY’S, TO OBTAIN SUCH TAX ADVICE AND COMPANY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY TAX THAT MAY BE OWED BY OPTIONEE RESULTING FROM ACQUISITION OF THE PURCHASED SHARES GENERAL PROVISIONS.
A Tax Disclaimer is a legal statement provided by an entity, often in contracts, financial documents, or business communications, which clarifies that the information contained should not be taken as formal tax advice. It usually cautions readers that the entity is not responsible for the tax implications that may arise from the actions based on the provided information.
You should use a Tax Disclaimer in situations where financial, business, or legal advice might be construed as formal tax guidance. This includes, but is not limited to:
When writing a Tax Disclaimer, it is essential to be clear and concise, ensuring that the reader understands the limitations of the information provided. Here is an example format:
Tax Disclaimer: The information contained in this document is for informational purposes only and does not constitute formal tax advice. Please consult with a qualified tax professional regarding your specific circumstances before taking any action.
Contracts that typically contain a Tax Disclaimer include:
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