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Introduction

SECTION 11. DRAFTING

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2008-11 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

INFORMATION

The principal authors of this notice are Steven A. Chamberlin of Tax Exempt Bonds Compliance & Program Management, Tax Exempt & Government Entities, and Carla Young of the Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Financial Institutions & Products). For further information regarding this notice, contact Steven Chamberlin at (636) 255–1290 or Carla Young at (202) 622–3980 (not toll-free calls).

Section 67 Limitations on Estates or Trusts for Bundled Investment Management and Advisory Costs

Notice 2008–32

This notice provides interim guidance on the treatment under § 67 of the Internal Revenue Code of investment advisory costs and other costs subject to the 2-percent floor under § 67(a) that are bundled as part of one commission or fee paid to the trustee or executor (“Bundled Fiduciary Fee”) and are incurred by a trust other than a grantor trust (nongrantor trust) or an estate.

BACKGROUND

On January 16, 2008, the Supreme Court of the United States issued its decision in Michael J. Knight, Trustee of

(b) Additional Information for Re- quests . CPM staff may require additional information depending on the facts and circumstances. All additional information must be submitted under penalty of perjury signed by the person who initially signed the submission or who would have been authorized to make the original submission.

(c) Electronic Format . All information submitted in support of a closing agreement request must be provided in an electronic format that is either emailed in PDF format or provided on a compact disc (“CD”) sent via regular mail to the address provided by this notice. Hard copies of the submissions can be provided but are not required.

(d) Anonymous Closing Agreement Requests . An issuer or its authorized representative may initiate discussions regarding the appropriate terms of a closing agreement on an anonymous basis. An anonymous request may be made on behalf of a group of similarly situated issuers. However, the execution of a closing agreement must be between the Service and a disclosed issuer, and all terms of a closing agreement must be consistent with section 7121 of the Code. Until the name of the bond issue is disclosed to the Service, a request for a closing agreement under TEB VCAP will not prevent the Service from beginning an examination of the bond issue. An issue for which a request has been submitted under this paragraph (d) that has been placed under examination prior to the date the issue is identified to the Service will no longer be eligible for TEB VCAP.

(e) TEB VCAP Mailing Address . TEB VCAP submissions should be mailed to:

Internal Revenue Service Attn: TEB VCAP 1122 Town & Country Commons St. Louis, MO 63017

(f) TEB VCAP E-Mail Address . In the alternative, VCAP information may be submitted in PDF format to TEBVCAP@irs.gov . TEB CPM will provide an acknowledgement of receipt of an email request.

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