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leaseback
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lease·back  (lsbk)
n.
A business arrangement whereby property is simultaneously sold and leased back to the seller for usually long-term continued use. Also called sale and leaseback, sale-leaseback.
Translations
leaseback [ˈliːsbæk] n → subarriendo
leaseback [ˈliːsbæk] n → cession-bail f
leaseback [ˈliːsbæk] lease n → Verkauf und Rückmiete pl
leaseback [ˈliːsbæk] n → lease-back m inv


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The book contains especially good coverage of the at-risk rules, passive activity losses, sales and leasebacks and estate subdivision.
Real Estate Taxation: A Practitioner's Guide by Fink, Philip R. / The Tax Adviser
Bohlinger said many corporations are considering selling their real estate to capitalize on the appreciation and then entering into long-term leasebacks.
Mouse house sale expected to fetch at least $170 million by Fixmer, Andy / Los Angeles Business Journal
For disqualified leasebacks or long-term agreements that have a principal purpose of tax avoidance, the Service may impose rent-leveling.
Proposed regulations on "sec. 467 rental agreements." by Doyle, Mary B. / The Tax Adviser
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