| 2.__Leases with tax-exempt governmental entities.__When a |
| lessee leases tangible personal property from a lessor that is an |
| entity not required to pay sales or use tax in this State on the |
| lessor's purchase of that tangible personal property because the |
| lessor is a tax-exempt governmental entity, a tax is imposed on |
| the lessee, at the respective rate provided in section 1811, on |
| the lessee's act of leasing in this State the tangible personal |
| property subject to the lease, the sale of which to the lessee |
| would be subject to tax under section 1764 or 1811.__The tax |
| imposed on the lessee under this subsection applies only to the |
| first lease of the property in this State by the tax-exempt |
| governmental entity.__The tax imposed on the lessee is determined |
| by multiplying the tax rate by the sale price to the lessor of |
| the tangible personal property subject to the lease or, if the |
| sale price is not known to the lessee, by the fair market value |
| of the tangible personal property at the time the lease is |
| commenced.__The amount of the tax payable by the lessee is that |
| provided in the case of sales taxes by section 1812.__For |
| purposes of this subsection, "tax-exempt governmental entity" |
| means the State or any of its political subdivisions, the Federal |
| Government, any unincorporated agency or instrumentality of |
| either or any incorporated agency or instrumentality wholly owned |
| by either. |