; (B) long-term liabilities; and (C) payment in kind or zero coupon debt. (3) The average debt-to-equity ratio of the covered firm. (4) The average debt-to-EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) of the covered firm. (5) Whether the covered firm experienced a default during the applicable year. (6) The total gross asset value of the covered firm. (7) Dividends paid by the covered firm. (8) The names of the leadership of the covered firm. (9) All political spending by the covered firm, including contributions, lobbying spending, and contributions to groups that do not share their donor list. (10) Every asset purchased by the covered firm during the applicable year. (11) Information that is similar to the information of the kind that would be required to be included in a notification filed pursuant to the rules issued under subsection 7A(d)(1) of the Clayton Act ( 15 U.S.C. 18a(d)(1) ). (12) Data related to real estate, mortgage, and lease payments. (13) Interest expenses and payments made to comply with tax receivable agreements. (14) Average interest rate paid on secured and unsecured lines of credit. (15) A list of— (A) all transactions with the 10 largest vendors or service providers