SECTION 8. TAXABLE YEAR OF
Internal Revenue Bulletin 1999-52 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
DEDUCTION (§ 461)
days, even if a federal, state, or other regulatory authority having jurisdiction over the taxpayer permits or requires that the overdue interest not be accrued for regulatory purposes.
(c) Under §§ 451 and 1.451–1(a), a taxpayer must continue accruing qualified stated interest on any nonperforming loan until either (i) the loan is worthless under § 166 and charged off as a bad debt, or (ii) the interest is determined to be uncollectible. In order for interest to be determined uncollectible, the taxpayer must substantiate, taking into account all the facts and circumstances, that it has no reasonable expectation of payment of the interest. This substantiation requirement is applied on a loan by loan basis.
(d) A taxpayer that changes its method of accounting under section 5A.01 of this APPENDIX must do so for all of its loans.
(2) Section 481(a) adjustment. In general, the § 481(a) adjustment for a method change under section 5A.01 of this APPENDIX represents the amount of qualified stated interest, on the taxpayer’s nonperforming loans outstanding as of the beginning of the year of change, that should have been accrued under §§ 451 and 1.451–1(a) and was not accrued. Interest for which the taxpayer, as of the beginning of the year of change, has no reasonable expectation of payment is not taken into account in determining the amount of the § 481(a) adjustment.
.02 Reserved.
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