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The Lessee (Borrower) is insisting that the Lessor pay the Lessee, who will in turn pay the vendor. Should this be allowed?

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The Lessee (Borrower) is insisting that the Lessor pay the Lessee, who will in turn pay the vendor. Should this be allowed?

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Government Accounting Principals so not allow for the deposit of cash received from a Lessor (Lender) directly in the Lessee’s general fund or building fund. Government operations are funded from State, and Federal Government and tax collections. Payment should be made directly to the vendor. The vendor may request the Lessee (Borrower) sign a transfer called a “Right To Purchase Agreement”.

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