Industrial Development & Nonprofit Corporations

Sherman & Howard's attorneys are recognized in the areas of industrial development and nonprofit corporation financings. These types of transactions are designed to promote economic growth and revitalization of the community. Our attorneys typically act as bond counsel for the majority of projects, but also have experience representing various other parties to a transaction, including the issuer, the underwriter, the borrower, the trustee, or the letter of credit provider. We provide advice relating to the overall structure of the financings, including issues of compliance with federal tax code requirements. We also provide advice relating to the leasing of space in bond-financed facilities to private entities and ensuring compliance with IRS rules and regulations concerning management contracts.

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