Common use of Consistency of Treatment Clause in Contracts

Consistency of Treatment. Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees acknowledge and agree, for all U.S. federal, state and local income tax purposes, the parties intend (i) to treat the Cash Purchase Price under the Second Step Transfer Agreement at closing as amounts loaned by Lessor for which the Devices provide security, and to treat the Rental Payments payable to Lessor under the Device Leases created by this Agreement and each Device Lease Schedule as payments on such indebtedness owed to the Lessor, and (ii) not to treat such Device Leases as “true leases” or treat the Lessor as the owner of the Devices. The Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees agree not to take any position on any federal, state or local income tax return or filing that is inconsistent with the previous sentence unless, after the Lease Closing Date, a Change in Law occurs and, as confirmed by an Opinion of Counsel and after consultation in good faith with Lessor, Servicer and Lessees and their respective tax advisors, there is no substantial authority, within the meaning of Section 6662 of the Code, for such treatment, or there is a Final Determination of such treatment.

Consistency of Treatment. Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees acknowledge and agree, for all U.S. federal, state and local income tax purposes, the parties intend (i) to treat the Cash Purchase Price under the Second Step Transfer Agreement at closing as amounts loaned by Lessor for which the Devices provide security, and to treat the Rental Payments payable to Lessor under the Device Leases created by this Agreement and each Device Lease Schedule as payments on such indebtedness owed to the Lessor, and (ii) not to treat such Device Leases as “"true leases” " or treat the Lessor as the owner of the Devices. The Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees agree not to take any position on any federal, state or local income tax return or filing that is inconsistent with the previous sentence unless, after the Lease Closing Date, a Change in Law occurs and, as confirmed by an Opinion of Counsel and after consultation in good faith with Lessor, Servicer and Lessees and their respective tax advisors, there is no substantial authority, within the meaning of Section 6662 of the Code, for such treatment, or there is a Final Determination of such treatment.

Consistency of Treatment. Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees acknowledge and agree, for all U.S. federal, state and local income tax purposes, the parties intend (i) to treat the Cash Purchase Price under the Second Step Transfer Agreement at closing as amounts loaned by Lessor for which the Devices provide security, and to treat the Rental Payments payable to Lessor under the Device Leases created by this Agreement and each Device Lease Schedule as payments on such indebtedness owed to the Lessor, and (ii) not to treat such Device Leases as “true leases” or treat the Lessor as the owner of the Devices. The Lessor, Servicer, and Lessees agree not to take any position on any federal, federal state or local income tax return or filing that is inconsistent with the previous sentence unless, after the Lease Closing Date, a Change in Law occurs and, as confirmed by an Opinion of Counsel and after consultation in good faith with Lessor, Servicer and Lessees and their respective tax advisors, there is no substantial authority, within the meaning of Section 6662 of the Code, for such treatment, or there is a Final Determination of such treatment.