Unwind after 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period: $10 Million NMTC Financing
Forgiven Loan to a Single Borrower
With respect to the Forgiven Loan to a single Borrower, at the end of the 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period, the NMTC Financing unwinds as follows:
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- the NMTC Investor sells its 100% ownership interest in the Investment Fund to an affiliate of the Borrower/QALICB for a nominal amount; and
- the Allocatee directly or indirectly sells its 0.01% managing interest in the CDE to such affiliate of the Borrower/QALICB for a nominal amount.
The effects of the unwind are:
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- the Forgiven Loan becomes an intercompany loan (i.e., effectively forgiven);
- if Prior Qualifying Expenditures or Borrower equity was used, the Senior Loan also becomes an intercompany loan and is also, effectively forgiven; and
- if third third-party debt was used, the Senior Loan terms are whatever the third-party debt provider requires (such as amortization thereafter).
The following flowcharts illustrate the âunwindâ transactions and the post-âunwindâ structuring of a NMTC Financing involving a Forgiven NMTC Loan to a single Borrower.
Unwind after 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period: Forgiven Loan to a Single Borrower (“Unwind” Transactions)
After the 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period, the Allocatee will redeem its 0.01% managing member interest in the CDE, then the following Unwind Transactions occur:
Unwind after 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period: Forgiven Loan to a Single Borrower (Post “Unwind”)
Loans to a Pool of Borrowers
With respect to the loans to a pool of Borrowers, using our $10 million example, at the end of the 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period, the NMTC Financing unwinds among the NMTC Investor, the Allocate and the Leverage Lender without any involvement from an affiliate of the Borrower (unlike the unwind after the 7-Year NMTC Compliance Period involving the Forgiven Loan to a single Borrower).Â
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