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Structuring, Modeling and HLBV Accounting for Tax Equity: Presentation and Questions and Answers

By David K. Burton on July 7, 2016
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We are pleased to make available the materials from our June 29 tax equity seminar.

Here’s is the link to a PDF of the slides: Seminar Slides PDF.

The webinar audience submitted questions that we did not have time to answer.  The questions were:

1.  Why do balance sheet players have an advantage in obtaining power purchase agreements?

2.  What size of transaction supports the cost of the work needed for pass through and inverted leases?

3. Is there clarity as to a “reasonable” level of developer, project management, legal fees and finance costs as a percentage of the cost of the project?

4. For SolarCity stated tax equity returns in 2015 referenced in the presentation, in your experience, what have you generally seen the range of allocations for returns to be?

Our answers are available here: Q&A Link

Finally, I want to thank Gintaras Sadauskas of Alfa Business Advisors for presenting with me.

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    Tax
  • Blog:
    Tax Equity Times
  • Organization:
    Mayer Brown

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