WHFIT Regulations definition

WHFIT Regulations. Treasury Regulations section 1.671-5, as amended.
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WHFIT Regulations. Treasury Regulations section 1.671-5, as amended. “WHMT”: A “Widely Held Mortgage Trust” as that term is defined in Treasury Regulations section 1.671-5(b)(23) or successor provisions.
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WHFIT Regulations means Treasury Regulations section 1.671-5, as amended. The Paying Agent, in its discretion, will report required WHFIT information using either the cash or accrual method, except to the extent the WHFIT Regulations specifically require a different method. The Paying Agent will be under no obligation to determine whether any Certificateholder uses the cash or accrual method. The Paying Agent will make available WHFIT information to Certificateholders annually. In addition, the Paying Agent will not be responsible or liable for providing subsequently amended, revised or updated information to any Certificateholder, unless requested by the certificate holder. The Paying Agent shall not be liable for failure to meet the reporting requirements of the WHFIT Regulations nor for any penalties thereunder if such failure is due to: (i) the lack of reasonably necessary information being provided to the Paying Agent (and not otherwise in its possession), or (ii) incomplete, inaccurate or untimely information being provided to the Paying Agent. Each owner of a class of securities representing, in whole or in part, beneficial ownership of an interest in a WHFIT, by acceptance of its interest in such class of securities, will be deemed to have agreed to provide the Paying Agent with information regarding any sale of such securities, including the price, amount of proceeds and date of sale. To the extent required by the WHFIT Regulations, the Paying Agent will use reasonable efforts to publish on an appropriate website the CUSIPs for the certificates that represent ownership of a WHFIT. The CUSIPs so published will represent the Rule 144A CUSIPs. The Paying Agent will not publish any associated Reg S CUSIPs. The Paying Agent will make reasonable good faith efforts to keep the website accurate and updated to the extent CUSIPs have been received. Absent the receipt of a CUSIP, the Paying Agent will use a reasonable identifier number in lieu of a CUSIP. The Paying Agent will not be liable for investor reporting delays that result from the receipt of inaccurate or untimely CUSIP information. The Paying Agent shall be entitled to additional reasonable compensation for changes in reporting required in respect of the WHFIT Regulations that arise as a result of a change in the WHFIT Regulations or a change in interpretation of the WHFIT Regulations by the IRS or the Depositor or its counsel, if such change requires, in the Paying Agent's reasonable discretion, a material increas...
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Examples of WHFIT Regulations in a sentence

  • The Certificate Administrator is hereby directed to assume that Depository is the only “middleman” as defined by the WHFIT Regulations unless the Depositor provides the Certificate Administrator with the identities of other “middlemen” that are Certificateholders.

  • The Certificate Administrator shall report required WHFIT information using the accrual method, except to the extent the WHFIT Regulations specifically require a different method.

  • The Securities Administrator will not be liable for any tax reporting penalties that may arise under the WHFIT Regulations as a result of the incorrect determination of the status of the ES Trust as a WHFIT or failing to identify whether or not the ES Trust is a WHFIT.

  • The Trustee will report as required under the WHFIT Regulations to the extent such information as is reasonably necessary to enable the Trustee to do so is provided to the Trustee on a timely basis.

  • The Securities Administrator will report to the Holders of the Certificates (other than the Class A-R Certificates), as the beneficial owners of the ES Trust, as required under the WHFIT Regulations to the extent such information as is reasonably necessary to enable Securities Administrator to do so is provided to Securities Administrator on a timely basis.

  • The Certificate Administrator shall not be liable for failure to meet the reporting requirements of the WHFIT Regulations nor for any penalties thereunder (which shall solely be the responsibility of the related Holders of Class S Certificates) if such failure is due to: (i) the lack of reasonably necessary information that is not in its possession being provided to the Certificate Administrator, or (ii) incomplete, inaccurate or untimely information being provided to the Certificate Administrator.

  • To the extent required by the WHFIT Regulations, the Certificate Administrator shall use reasonable efforts to publish on an appropriate website the CUSIP Numbers for the Class S Certificates that represent ownership of a WHFIT.

  • The Certificate Administrator shall make available information as required by the WHFIT Regulations to such Holders of Class S Certificates annually.

  • In such event, the Certificate Administrator shall report as required under the WHFIT Regulations, provided that the Certificate Administrator receives on a timely basis any and all information not already in its possession reasonably necessary for it to do so.

  • The Certificate Administrator shall report as required under the WHFIT Regulations, provided that the Certificate Administrator receives on a timely basis any and all information not already in its possession reasonably necessary for it to do so.


More Definitions of WHFIT Regulations

WHFIT Regulations has the meaning set forth in Section 12.5.
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