PSLs Sample Clauses

PSLs. (1) Subject to Subsection 1(a)(vi)(6) and Subsection 4(f) below, AR shall not include PSL proceeds that are segregated and unequivocally dedicated to stadium construc- tion or stadium renovation projects commenced after the date of this Agreement, and that have received a waiver of any applicable League requirement of sharing of “gross receipts”; (2) Except as set forth in Subsection (1) above, AR shall include all revenues from PSLs received by, or received by a third party and used, directly or indirectly, for the benefit of, the NFL or any Team or Team Affiliate, subject to any deduction for taxes as provided in Section 1(a)(i) above and the provisions of Subsection (3) below with respect to PSL refunds. Such revenues shall be allocated in equal portions, com- mencing in the League Year in which they are received, over the remaining life of the PSL, subject to a maximum allocation period of fifteen years; provided, however, that Interest from the League Year the revenues are received until the League Years the reve- nues are allocated into AR shall be imputed and included in AR, in equal portions over such periods. (3) For purposes of this Agreement, the term “PSL” shall include any and all instruments of any nature, whether of temporary or permanent duration, that give the pur- chaser the right to acquire or retain tickets to NFL games and shall include, without limitation, seat options; seat bonds; and suite bonds or long-term conveyances of suite occupancy rights where proceeds are segregated and unequivocally dedicated to stadium construction (e.g., Founders’ Suite Programs) that directly or indirectly give purchasers the right to acquire NFL tickets. PSL revenues shall also include revenues from any other device (e.g., periodic pay- ments such as surcharges, loge maintenance fees, etc.) that the NFL and the NFLPA agree constitutes a PSL. (4) PSL revenues shall be reported net of actual refunds made in the year for which such revenues are reported. If an amount has been refunded, then the refunded amount shall be deducted from PSL revenues used in the calculation of AR. If there is a non-contingent contractual commitment to refund, but the refund is to be made at a later date, then the only amount included is the Interest on the refund. Otherwise, all amounts are included regardless of any refund contingencies. If a refund contingency occurs and money previously included as PSL revenue is refunded, the NFL shall receive a credit against AR (i.e., Le...
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