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Customer will: (a) only withhold amounts required under law; (b) make timely payment to the proper taxing authority of such withheld amount; and (c) provide Smartsheet with proof of such payment within thirty (30) days following that payment.
Customer will make all payments of Fees to Baseten free and clear of, and without reduction for, any withholding taxes; any such taxes imposed on payments of Fees to Baseten will be Customer's sole responsibility...
You're responsible for all applicable taxes, and we'll charge tax when required.
"In the event of a refund, Employer agrees to reimburse Gusto for any sales, use, and/or similar taxes arising from the provision of the Services that any federal, state, and/or local governments may impose.Excerpt from Gusto's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “In the event of a refund, Employer agrees to reimburse Gusto for any sales, use, and/or similar taxes arising from the provision of the Services that any federal, state, and/or local governments may impose.”
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