Projected Credits definition
Examples of Projected Credits in a sentence
To the extent an indemnifiable Loss under this paragraph consists of the loss of Projected Credits or Recapture, Seller shall indemnify Purchaser for the loss of Projected Credits and Recapture at the rate of $1.20 for each dollar of Projected Credits lost or Tax Credits Recaptured plus any interest or penalties.
The Management Agreement as in effect from and after the Closing provides that the Management Agent shall certify annually that all aspects of the Apartment Complex, and each of the tenants occupying a Tax Credit Apartment Unit is in compliance with all regulations and requirements required to qualify the Partnership to receive the full amount of the Projected Credits, or the Revised Projected Credits, as applicable.
If the Projected Credits are less than the "LIH Target Amount" shown on Exhibit A-2, the Limited Partner's Capital Contribution (including Capital Contributions already paid to the Partnership) shall be reduced by an amount equal to [$0.90] for every dollar by which the Projected Credits are less than the LIH Target Amount.
As of the date of Cost Certification, the Accountants shall prepare projections of the Credits available and allocable to the Limited Partner (the "Projected Credits") for the Project based upon the Accountant's calculation of the eligible basis and qualified basis of the Project and the credit percentage applicable to the Project.
Any indemnity under this Section 6.6 shall be paid from, and only to the extent of, Company assets other than Reserves and Tax Audit Reserves, shall not be paid unless the Investor Member has received the Projected Credits (or the proceeds of any required Mandatory Loans, Credit Recovery Loans or IRFA payments).
If, between the date hereof and the Closing, there is a Transfer of any non-Controlled Asset (other than a Transferred Loan), the Minimum Credit shall be $1.20 for every dollar of Projected Credits that will be lost as a result of the Transfer of such non-Controlled Asset.