Net Economic Return definition
Examples of Net Economic Return in a sentence
The economic yields and cash flows shall be computed on the same assumptions, including tax rates as were used by Lessor in originally evaluating the transaction ("Net Economic Return").
If, in its reasonable opinion, Lessor determines that its net after-tax economic yield or after-tax cash flow ("Net Economic Return") has been adversely affected as a result of a change in the Assumptions (a "Loss"), Lessee agrees to pay to Lessor, on demand, an amount which will cause Lessor's then Net Economic Return to equal the Net Economic Return that Lessor would have received had such Loss not occurred.
The Alternative Rent Schedule will allocate the Additional Amount over the Basic Lease Term in accordance with the rules of Section 467 of the Code then in effect and in a manner that preserves the Owner Participant's Net Economic Return.
In connection with any adjustments pursuant to this Article IX, the Owner Participant shall provide to the Lessee a certificate of a Responsible Officer of such Owner Participant stating that all such computations were made in good faith and were made so that any increase in Net Economic Return was minimized consistent with the adjustments required, and (b) stating that all the requirements of Article IX were complied with.
Such adjustment shall be made in such manner as to maintain the Net Economic Return and to minimize the greatest extent practicable consistent therewith, the mathematical average of the remaining Basic Rent payments.