Examples of Reporting and Transfer Costs in a sentence
On December 15, 2011, MLC transferred, net of payments already made on account of such Reporting and Transfer Costs, $2,049,608 of these funds to the GUC Trust and $500,000 to the Avoidance Action Trust in accordance with Section 2.3 of the GUC Trust Agreement.
Because the GUC Trust Administrator reevaluated (and continues to reevaluate) the projected Wind-Down Costs and Reporting and Transfer Costs and the potential Taxes on Distribution of the GUC Trust on a quarterly basis, the amount of set aside GUC Trust Cash (or, when applicable in prior quarters, New GM Securities) necessarily fluctuates over time.
For the avoidance of doubt, the Reporting and Transfer Costs shall not be set forth in the Budget and shall not be paid for with the Wind-Down Budget Cash.
Beginning in the fiscal quarter ended December 2011, the GUC Trust Administrator set aside from distribution, in accordance with Sections 6.1(b), 6.1(c), and 6.1(d) of the GUC Trust Agreement and with the approval of the GUC Trust Monitor, New GM Securities and/or GUC Trust Cash, as applicable, in amounts that the GUC Trust Administrator determined was necessary to satisfy then current and projected Wind-Down Costs and Reporting and Transfer Costs and potential Taxes on Distribution of the GUC Trust.
The GUC Trust Administrator may use GUC Trust Cash (including Dividend Assets) that has been set aside from distribution to fund (with the required approval of the Bankruptcy Court) the current or projected Wind-Down Costs or Reporting and Transfer Costs of the GUC Trust and (with the required approval of the GUC Trust Monitor) any current and potential Taxes on Distribution.
The GUC Trust Administrator may use GUC Trust Cash (including Dividend Assets) that has been set aside from distribution to fund (with the required approval of the Bankruptcy Court) the current or projected Wind-Down Costs or Reporting and Transfer Costs of the GUC Trust and (with the required approval of the GUC Trust Monitor) current and potential Taxes on Distribution.
As such, the GUC Trust Agreement provides the GUC Trust Administrator with the ability to “hold back” from distributions (with the approval of the GUC Trust Monitor) an amount New GM Securities necessary to fund any current and future anticipated Reporting and Transfer Costs.
Reporting and Transfer Costs provided an additional issue for the estate parties.
Because no funds were designated for such Reporting and Transfer Costs in the Initial Budget, the GUC Trust Agreement contemplated that such costs would be funded entirely from the sale of New GM Securities.
Prior to the Third Quarter Distribution, the GUC Trust Administrator, in consultation with the GUC Trust Monitor, determined that the current and future general administrative costs of the GUC Trust and the current and future Reporting and Transfer Costs substantially exceeded the allocable portion of the Wind-Down Budget Cash and Initial Reporting Funds, respectively.