Introduction
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2002-1 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
Sections in this part
- Part III. Administrative, Procedural, and Miscellaneous
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. IN WHAT FORM IS
- SECTION 3. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 6. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 7. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 8. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 9. WHAT OTHER
- SECTION 10. HOW DOES THE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 13. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 14. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 15. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 16. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 17. WHAT
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 20. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. IN WHAT FORM IS
- SECTION 3. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 6. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 7. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 8. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 9. WHAT OTHER
- SECTION 10. HOW DOES THE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 13. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 14. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 15. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 16. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 17. WHAT
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 20. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. WHAT IS
- SECTION 3. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. MAY TECHNICAL
- SECTION 6. WHO IS
- SECTION 7. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 8. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 9. HOW ARE PRE-
- SECTION 10. WHAT MUST BE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 13. HOW ARE
- SECTION 14. HOW ARE
- SECTION 15. HOW IS STATUS
- SECTION 16. HOW DOES THE
- SECTION 17. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. HOW MAY
- SECTION 20. WHAT
- SECTION 21. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 22. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. WHAT IS
- SECTION 3. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. MAY TECHNICAL
- SECTION 6. WHO IS
- SECTION 7. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 8. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 9. HOW ARE PRE-
- SECTION 10. WHAT MUST BE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 13. HOW ARE
- SECTION 14. HOW ARE
- SECTION 15. HOW IS STATUS
- SECTION 16. HOW DOES THE
- SECTION 17. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. HOW MAY
- SECTION 20. WHAT
- SECTION 21. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 22. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 1. PURPOSE AND
- SECTION 2. BACKGROUND AND
- SECTION 3. AREAS IN WHICH
- SECTION 4. AREAS IN WHICH
- SECTION 5. AREAS UNDER
- SECTION 6. AREAS COVERED BY
- SECTION 7. EFFECT ON OTHER
- SECTION 8. EFFECTIVE DATE
- SECTION 9. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. WHAT CHANGES
- SECTION 3. IN WHAT FORM IS
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 6. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 7. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 8. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 9. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 11. HOW DOES TE/GE
- SECTION 12. HOW ARE
- SECTION 13. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 14. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 15. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 16. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 17. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 18. EFFECTIVE DATE p. 163
- SECTION 19. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. WHAT CHANGES
- SECTION 3. IN WHAT FORM IS
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 6. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 7. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 8. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 9. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 11. HOW DOES EP OR
- SECTION 12. HOW ARE
- SECTION 13. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 14. WHAT EFFECT
- SECTION 15. UNDER WHAT
- SECTION 16. WHAT ARE THE
- SECTION 17. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 18. EFFECTIVE DATE This revenue procedure is effective January 7, 2002.
- SECTION 19. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 2. WHAT CHANGES
- SECTION 3. WHAT IS
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 6. MAY TECHNICAL
- SECTION 7. WHO IS
- SECTION 8. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 9. HOW ARE PRE-
- SECTION 10. WHAT MUST BE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 13. HOW ARE
- SECTION 14. HOW ARE
- SECTION 15. HOW IS STATUS
- SECTION 16. HOW DOES EP OR
- SECTION 17. HOW DOES EP OR
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. HOW MAY
- SECTION 20. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 21. EFFECTIVE DATE p. 199
- SECTION 22. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 2. WHAT CHANGES
- SECTION 3. WHAT IS
- SECTION 4. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 5. ON WHAT ISSUES
- SECTION 6. MAY TECHNICAL
- SECTION 7. WHO IS
- SECTION 8. WHEN SHOULD
- SECTION 9. HOW ARE PRE-
- SECTION 10. WHAT MUST BE
- SECTION 11. HOW ARE
- SECTION 12. HOW DOES A
- SECTION 13. HOW ARE
- SECTION 14. HOW ARE
- SECTION 15. HOW IS STATUS
- SECTION 16. HOW DOES EP OR
- SECTION 17. HOW DOES AN EP
- SECTION 18. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 19. HOW MAY
- SECTION 20. WHAT IS THE
- SECTION 21. EFFECTIVE DATE This revenue procedure is effective January 7, 2002.
- SECTION 22. PAPERWORK
- SECTION 1. WHAT IS
- SECTION 2. WHAT CHANGES
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2002–1 I.R.B. January 7, 2002
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