Common use of Final Year Allocations Clause in Contracts

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a Partnership Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, the parties hereto agree to use the "interim closing of the books" method as provided in Section 706 of the Code to allocate income and loss for the year.

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a Partnership Participating Entity Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, the parties hereto agree Contributor agrees to use the "interim closing of the books" method as provided in Section 706 of the Code to allocate income and loss for the yearyear in which the Closing occurs.

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a Partnership Participating Entity Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, the parties hereto agree Contributor agrees to use the "“interim closing of the books" ” method as provided in Section 706 of the Code (or another method if agreed to by such parties) to allocate income and loss for the yearyear in which the Closing occurs.

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a Partnership an Intermediary Organizational Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, the parties hereto agree to use the "“interim closing of the books" ” method as provided in Section 706 of the Code to allocate income and loss for the year.

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a Partnership Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, if applicable, the parties hereto agree to use the "“interim closing of the books" ” method as provided in Section 706 of the Code (or another method if agreed to by such parties) to allocate income and loss for the yearyear in which the Formation Transactions close.

Final Year Allocations. To the extent a the Partnership Agreement does not provide for final year tax allocations, if applicable, the parties hereto agree to use the "“interim closing of the books" ” method as provided in Section 706 of the Code (or another method if agreed to by such parties) to allocate income and loss for the yearyear in which the Formation Transactions close.