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Letter Ruling Addresses C Corporation’s Conversion to a REIT

February 3, 2015 By Jasper L. (Jack) Cummings, Jr.

The IRS recently released the letter ruling (PLR 201503010) that was likely issued to Iron Mountain, a US multinational document storage company, on its conversion to a REIT. The taxpayer in the ruling proposed retaining its leases and ownership interests in warehouse-like buildings and racking structures therein in the corporation that would elect REIT status and moving its document storage activities into taxable REIT subsidiaries. The letter ruling contained more than a dozen separate rulings, evincing the complexity of transitioning from a C corporation to a REIT, particularly when [...]Read more

Filed Under: Corporate - Federal, Federal Tax Advisory, RICs, REITs and other Special Entities Tagged With: change of accounting method, conversion to REIT, E&P, IRS letter ruling, proposed regulations, real property, REIT, REIT subsidiary, section 481, section 856

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