Common use of Capital Account Clause in Contracts

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax exempt income) of the Company.

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax tax-exempt income) of the Company.

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax tax- exempt income) of the Company.

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's ’s capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax tax- exempt income) of the Company.

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax exempt income) of the Company.the

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax exempt income) of the Company.

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax exempt income) of the Company.distributions

Capital Account. A capital account will be maintained for the Member. The Member's capital account will be credited with all capital contributions made by the Member and with all income and gain (including any income exempt from federal income tax) of the Company, and the Member’s capital account will be charged with the amount of all distributions made to the Member and with all losses and deductions (including deductions attributable to tax exempt income) of the Company.to