SECTION 9. REVIEW BY DISTRICT
Internal Revenue Bulletin 1999-52 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
DIRECTOR
.01 In general. The district director must apply a change in method of accounting made in compliance with all the applicable provisions of this revenue procedure in determining the taxpayer’s liability, unless the district director recommends that the change in method of accounting should be modified or revoked. (See section 6.06 of this revenue procedure if a change in method of accounting is made without complying with all the applicable provisions of this revenue procedure.) The district director will ascertain if the change in method of accounting was made in compliance with all the applicable provisions of this revenue procedure, including whether:
(1) the representations on which the change was based reflect an accurate statement of the material facts;
(2) the amount of the § 481(a) adjustment was properly determined;
(3) the change in method of accounting was implemented in compliance with all the applicable provisions of this revenue procedure. The district director will also ascertain whether:
(4) there has been any change in the material facts on which the change was based during the period the method of accounting was used; and
(5) there has been any change in the applicable law during the period the method of accounting was used.
.02 National office consideration. If the district director recommends that a change in method of accounting (other than the § 481(a) adjustment) made in compliance with all the applicable provisions of this revenue procedure should be modified or revoked, the district director will forward the matter to the national office for consideration before any further action is taken. Such a referral to the national office will be treated as a request for technical advice, and the provisions of Rev. Proc. 99–2 (or any successor) will be followed.
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