Government Comment: Treatment of Applicable Partnership Interests Under Section 1061
On March 22, the Section submitted comments with respect to the treatment of applicable partnership interests under Section 1061.
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On March 22, the Section submitted comments with respect to the treatment of applicable partnership interests under Section 1061.
On March 18, 2019 the Section submitted comments with respect to the proposed regulations concerning foreign tax credits.
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