November 11, 2022

Monte A. Jackel, Lecturer/Principal, Jackel Tax Law, was quoted in Tax Notes, a weekly publication of Tax Analysts, Fairfax, VA. The article looks at the IRS announcement that they would issue unspecified guidance on inappropriate basis shifting among related parties in a partnership.

Tax Notes
Date: November 11, 2022
By: Kristen A. Parillo
New Guidance Project on Basis Adjustments Spurs Speculation

According to Monte A. Jackel of Jackel Tax Law, the government is likely focusing both on basis shifting caused by “basis strips” among related-party partners and on the creation of section 743(b) basis adjustments caused by the intentional creation of reverse section 704(c) gain among related-party partners.

The reverse gain is created by partially redeeming a partner and transferring the remaining portion of the partnership interest in a nonrecognition transaction, Jackel said. The related parties may be members of a consolidated group or may otherwise be related within the meaning of sections 267, 318, and 482, he added.

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