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1. International Tax Provisions: Required when agreement covers cross-border transactions or international tax implications

2. Provincial Tax Considerations: Needed when specific provincial tax matters require separate treatment

3. Tax Gross-Up Provisions: Optional section for cases where indemnification payments themselves may be taxable

4. Change in Law Provisions: Required when parties want to address the impact of future tax law changes

5. Tax Insurance Coordination: Needed when tax insurance is being used alongside the protection agreement

6. Third Party Rights: Required when tax protection extends to affiliated entities or other third parties

7. Tax Credit Trading: Optional section for agreements involving the transfer or sharing of tax credits

8. Straddle Period Provisions: Needed when tax protection covers periods straddling a specific transaction date

1. Schedule A - Protected Taxes: Detailed list of specific taxes covered by the agreement

2. Schedule B - Calculation Methodology: Specific methods for calculating tax losses and indemnification amounts

3. Schedule C - Excluded Tax Matters: List of specific tax issues or events explicitly excluded from protection

4. Schedule D - Pre-Existing Tax Issues: Known tax matters existing at time of agreement execution

5. Schedule E - Claim Procedures: Detailed procedures for making and processing indemnification claims

6. Appendix 1 - Form of Tax Claim Notice: Standard form for notifying indemnitor of tax claims

7. Appendix 2 - Required Tax Documentation: List of tax documents required for verification of claims

8. Appendix 3 - Authorized Representatives: List of individuals authorized to handle tax matters under the agreement