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Introduction

SECTION 4. REQUEST FOR

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2006-46 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

COMMENTS

The Treasury Department and the Service are concerned that the purposes of the REMIC excess inclusion provisions may be avoided through the use of REIT TMPs if the resulting excess inclusion income is not properly reported to, and accounted for by, direct and indirect shareholders of the REITs that create TMPs. At the same time, the Treasury Department and the Service are mindful that many RICs and other investors hold stock in REITs that do not own REMIC residual interests or create TMPs.

Accordingly, in developing further guidance dealing with the excess inclusion income of pass-through entities (especially that of REIT TMPs), it is appropriate to weigh the potential administrative burden and complexity for all direct and indirect investors in these entities. The Treasury Department and the Service invite comments and suggestions on the issues summarized in Section 3 above and on any other matters that may be relevant in achieving the purposes of the REMIC provisions without imposing undesirable administrative burdens on investors.

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