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ome if they borrow funds, or (iii) generate some income, transaction fees, each of which may cause investors that are U.S. Tax amounts of UBTI. A U.S. TaxExempt Investor's allocable share of Access subject to federal income taxation and might U.S. Tax-Exempt Investors only invest in the Access amounts o

t Limited Partner, and the amount so included in income will be treated as a deduction generated by the Access Fund in the following taxable year. Deductibility of Access Fund Expenses by Non-Corporate Limited Partners. Prospective investors who are individuals or certain closely held corporations should be aware that th

ome if they borrow funds, or (iii) generate some income, transaction fees, each of which may cause investors that are U.S. Tax amounts of UBTI. A U.S. TaxExempt Investor's allocable share of Access subject to federal income taxation and might U.S. Tax-Exempt Investors only invest in the Access amounts o

t Limited Partner, and the amount so included in income will be treated as a deduction generated by the Access Fund in the following taxable year. Deductibility of Access Fund Expenses by Non-Corporate Limited Partners. Prospective investors who are individuals or certain closely held corporations should be aware that th

ome if they borrow funds, or (iii) generate some income, transaction fees, each of which may cause investors that are U.S. Tax amounts of UBTI. A U.S. TaxExempt Investor's allocable share of Access subject to federal income taxation and might U.S. Tax-Exempt Investors only invest in the Access amounts o

t Limited Partner, and the amount so included in income will be treated as a deduction generated by the Access Fund in the following taxable year. Deductibility of Access Fund Expenses by Non-Corporate Limited Partners. Prospective investors who are individuals or certain closely held corporations should be aware that th

ome if they borrow funds, or (iii) generate some income, transaction fees, each of which may cause investors that are U.S. Tax amounts of UBTI. A U.S. TaxExempt Investor's allocable share of Access subject to federal income taxation and might U.S. Tax-Exempt Investors only invest in the Access amounts o

t Limited Partner, and the amount so included in income will be treated as a deduction generated by the Access Fund in the following taxable year. Deductibility of Access Fund Expenses by Non-Corporate Limited Partners. Prospective investors who are individuals or certain closely held corporations should be aware that th

ome if they borrow funds, or (iii) generate some income, transaction fees, each of which may cause investors that are U.S. Tax amounts of UBTI. A U.S. TaxExempt Investor's allocable share of Access subject to federal income taxation and might U.S. Tax-Exempt Investors only invest in the Access amounts o