Impact of Final check-the-box Regulations awaits further IRS guidance and states' input
Article Abstract:
The implementation of Section 7701 Treasury Regulations, otherwise called check-the-box Final Regulations, proved instrumental in developing tax planning opportunities of several US states. Originally adopted by the Internal Revenue Service for federal income tax purposes, the Final Regulations underscored the potential of partnership planning by establishing more flexibility and certainty of business transactions and agreements. It also facilitated interest rate transfers while preventing the occurrence of automatic dissolution through the abolition of four-factor Kintner agreements.
Publication Name: Journal of Partnership Taxation
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0749-4513
Year: 1997
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Revenue Ruling 95-41 analyzes the effect of Section 704(c) on the allocation of nonrecourse liabilities
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The IRS has published Revenue Ruling 95-41 to clarify the impact of the three Section 704(c) allocation methods on the allocation of nonrecourse liabilities under Regulation Sections 1.752-3(a) through 1.752-3(a)(3). The ruling is meant to help partnerships avoid basis problems resulting from choosing a Section 704(c) allocation method.
Publication Name: Journal of Partnership Taxation
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0749-4513
Year: 1996
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Partnership liabilities: IRS interpretation helpful but further guidance needed
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The Internal Revenue Service final rules of 1991 concerning the liabilities of partnerships are discussed in detail. A number of other special issues are also taken into consideration.
Publication Name: Journal of Partnership Taxation
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0749-4513
Year: 1996
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