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So one mild observation here is that this definition does not specifically reference, you know, ''[[tax]]'' [[per se]]. This transpires not to matter one whit, though, seeing as Change in Tax Law appears only twice in the {{2002ma}}, and in each case the context is very specific to tax. They are: | |||
*Section {{isdaprov|2(d)}}(4)(B) (which deals with exclusions to the general requirement to [[gross up]] for {{isdaprov|Indemnifiable Tax}}es; and | |||
*Section {{isdaprov|5(b)(iii)}} ({{isdaprov|Tax Event}}s), defining things that count as {{isdaprov|Tax Event}}s by making an {{isdaprov|Affected Party}} more likely to suffer an {{isdaprov|Indemnifiable Tax}}. | |||
The provisions surrounding gross up and termination and Indemnifiable Taxes are some of the most (linguistically) complicated in the {{isdama}}, by the way. |
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So one mild observation here is that this definition does not specifically reference, you know, tax per se. This transpires not to matter one whit, though, seeing as Change in Tax Law appears only twice in the 2002 ISDA, and in each case the context is very specific to tax. They are:
- Section 2(d)(4)(B) (which deals with exclusions to the general requirement to gross up for Indemnifiable Taxes; and
- Section 5(b)(iii) (Tax Events), defining things that count as Tax Events by making an Affected Party more likely to suffer an Indemnifiable Tax.
The provisions surrounding gross up and termination and Indemnifiable Taxes are some of the most (linguistically) complicated in the ISDA Master Agreement, by the way.