Target Allocation on Liquidation Sample Clauses

Target Allocation on Liquidation. In the year of liquidation of the Partnership, the General Partner may, in consultation with the Partnership’s independent accountants, vary the allocations otherwise set forth herein in order to make the Capital Accounts of the Partners equal, or more nearly equal, to the amount distributable to each Partner upon liquidation. Such allocations may be done with items of income and loss and may be done in the taxable year before the year of liquidation, on the basis of expected liquidating distributions, if the General Partner, in consultation with the Partnership’s independent accountants, determines such procedure is likely to realize better the intended economic arrangement among the Partners.
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Target Allocation on Liquidation. In the year of liquidation of the Company, or in any year that the Managing Member believes reasonable, the Managing Member may, in consultation with the Company’s accountants, vary the allocations othe...
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