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Selected Issues in Domestic Tax-Exempt Leasing Transactions

Lease investors have been participating in cross-border transactions for a wide variety of municipal facilities for several years. Assets have included water and sewer systems, electric and gas distribution systems, rail rolling stock and infrastructure, and convention centers. Investors have also been participating in transactions involving U.S. state and local government entities for several years. However, the preponderance of the U.S. transactions closed to date have involved rolling stock or transit facilities.

12 minute read August 01, 2003 at 08:30 PM
By
Daniel Lavin
Selected Issues in Domestic Tax-Exempt Leasing Transactions

Lease investors have been participating in cross-border transactions for a wide variety of municipal facilities for several years. Assets have included water and sewer systems, electric and gas distribution systems, rail rolling stock and infrastructure, and convention centers.

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