SECTION 10. DISCLOSURE OF
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2009-16 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
INFORMATION
.01 Announcement . Section 48A(d)(5) provides that the Secretary shall, upon making a certification under § 48A(d) or
Service accepts or rejects the taxpayer’s application for § 48A certification under section 4.02(11) of this notice, the Service will not consider the project during the allocation round; and
(2) Any acceptance provided by the Service and any allocation or certification based on that acceptance will be void unless the Service is informed of the change before the date on which the acceptance is provided under section 4.02(11) of this notice.
.04 Failure to Capture and Sequester CO Emissions . The Phase II advanced 2 coal credit allocated to a project will be recaptured if, at any time during the applicable recovery period (as defined in § 168(c)) for such project, the project fails to attain or maintain the separation and sequestration requirements for such project under §48A(e)(1)(g).
.05 Effect of an Acceptance, Alloca- tion, or Certification . An acceptance, allocation, or certification by the Service under this notice is not a determination that a project qualifies for the qualifying advanced coal project credit under § 48A. The Service may, upon examination (and after any appropriate consultation with DOE), determine that the project does not qualify for this credit.
.06 No Right to a Conference or Appeal . A taxpayer does not have a right to a conference relating to any matters under this notice. Further, a taxpayer does not have a right to appeal the decisions made under this notice (including the acceptance or rejection of the application for DOE or § 48A certification, the amount of credit allocated to the project, or whether or not to certify the project) to an Associate Chief Counsel or any other official of the Service.
.07 DOE Debriefings . Although a taxpayer does not have a right to a conference relating to any matters under this notice, the DOE will offer debriefings to all applicants that submitted an application for DOE certification. This debriefing will be held by the DOE after the Service has accepted the applications for § 48A certification (as determined under section 4.02(11) of this notice). The sole purpose of the debriefing is to enable applicants to develop better proposals in future allocation rounds by providing DOE’s review of the strengths and weaknesses of their application for DOE certification. All requests for debriefings must be submitted to DOE
within 30 days of receipt of the Service’s decision to accept or reject the application.
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