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Rev. Rul. 79-64 1979-1 C.B. 390

SECTION 2. CHANGES FROM REV.

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2004-34 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

PROC. 96–60

.01 Section 5.03, provides that the predecessor can file Schedule D (Form 941) to explain discrepancies under the alternate procedure, in lieu of a statement as was described in Rev. Proc. 96–60. In addition, if Form 941 is filed electronically, an employer will be able to file Schedule D (Form 941) separately on paper, until the electronic specifications for Schedule D (Form 941) become available.

.02 Section 5.04, provides that the successor can also file Schedule D (Form 941) to explain discrepancies under the alternate procedure, in lieu of a statement as was described in Rev. Proc. 96–60 . In addition, if Form 941 is filed electronically, an employer will be able to file Schedule D (Form 941) separately on paper, until the electronic specifications for Schedule D (Form 941) become available.

.03 Section 5.08 is added to provide procedures for transferring electronically filed Forms W–5 from the predecessor to the successor.

.04 Section 6.02 is added to amplify Rev. Rul. 62–60 which describes the information a surviving corporation should provide after a statutory merger or consolidation. Section 6.02 provides that, if the surviving corporation completes and files Schedule D (Form 941) to explain discrepancies between the totals on Forms W–2 (Copy A) and the totals on Forms 941, Schedule D (Form 941) will also provide notice of a statutory merger or consolidation under Rev. Rul. 62–60.

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