Utah Admin. Code R331-7-3 - Acceptable Leases and Leasing Transactions for Depository Institutions
(1) A depository
institution may enter into or purchase a participation in net, limited residual
dependent leases wherein the depository institution:
(a) Becomes the legal or beneficial owner and
lessor of specific real or personal property or otherwise acquires such
property at the request of a lessee who wishes to lease it from the depository
institution; or
(b) Becomes the
owner and lessor of real or personal property by purchasing the property from
another lessor in connection with its purchase of the related lease;
and
(c) Incurs obligations
incidental to its position as the legal or beneficial owner and lessor of the
leased property, if the lease is a net, limited residual dependent lease
representing a non-cancelable obligation of the lessee, notwithstanding the
possible early termination of that lease; or
(d) Becomes the assignee of the lease
payments from another lessor where the depository institution is not the legal
owner or tax owner of such property.
(2) This rule shall apply to any tax lease,
non-tax lease, or assigned lease irrespective of whether the depository
institution funded such lease or assignment with deposits or private funds,
debt or equity.
(3) The
classification of whether this rule applies to any lease and the related
terminology should not be confused with other accounting or tax terminology;
but should be applied only for the purposes of this rule. Any depository
institution and especially any savings and loan association should consult its
tax accountant before entering into any lease transaction.
(4) A depository institution, when acting as
a lessor of property, may assign leases to a third party funding source. A
depository institution shall be considered an assignor of lease payments,
residual of assigned leases, or both, if after entering into a lease as a
lessor of property, it then borrows against the lease payments, residual, or
both, by assigning them to another funding source. A depository institution
shall be considered an assignee of lease payments, residual of assigned leases,
or both, if another lessor assigns the lease payments, residual, or both, of
its own lease to the depository institution in order to fund the
lease.
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