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Federal Tax Advisory – GLAM 2012-007

December 3, 2012 By Jasper L. (Jack) Cummings, Jr. and Edward Tanenbaum

This advisory discusses a general legal advice memorandum (GLAM) in which the IRS Chief Counsel advises the field that a subsidiary does not enter a corporate group when the common parent buys the stock needed for affiliation for a note carrying below-market interest so as to compel the seller to exercise its right to take the stock back after two years. The advisory is provided in PDF on the Alston & Bird website: www.alston.com/advisories/federal-tax-advisory-december-2012 [...]Read more

Filed Under: Corporate - Federal, Federal - Corporate Tax Planning, Federal Tax Advisory Tagged With: GLAM

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