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Section 338 and the Tax Act

▪ Written by Alston & Bird Tax Team

Our Federal Tax Group reviews the basic rules of Section 338 sales under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

  • Domestic sales
  • Stock sales
  • Foreign sales

Read the full advisory here.

This entry was posted in Federal Tax Advisory, Tax Reform and tagged 2017 Tax Act, Section 338, Tax Act on June 1, 2018 by Alston & Bird Tax Team.

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