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SECTION 7. INSUBSTANTIAL

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2009-17 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

DEVIATIONS FROM APPLICATION PROVISIONS

Generally, any allocation of CREBs or New CREBs volume cap is valid for purposes of § 54 or § 54C, respectively, with respect to bonds issued pursuant to such allocation that are used to finance qualified renewable energy facilities described in the application. An allocation of CREBs or New CREBs under §§ 54 and 54C, respectively, is also valid notwithstanding insubstantial deviations with respect to the information submitted in the Application. Whether a deviation with respect to the information submitted in the Application is insubstantial is determined based on all the facts and circumstances using criteria similar to those used under § 5f.103–2(f)(2) and Prop. Reg. § 1.147(f)–1(b)(6), as amended from time to time, relating to the insubstantial deviation in the information required for public approval of an issue of governmental bonds under § 147(f) of the Code. Applications for approval of specific insubstantial deviations must be submitted by hard copy and in electronic format on compact disk (“CD”) by mail to IRS, TEB CREBs Determinations, 1122 Town & Country Commons, St. Louis, Missouri 63017. An application for approval of a specific insubstantial deviation must include (a) a detailed description of the proposed deviation, (b) facts establishing the continued technical viability of the project and that no other taxpayer or the Government will be prejudiced, (c) a copy of the allocation letter issued by the IRS, and (d) a declaration pursuant to section 4 of this notice signed by an authorized person in accordance with section 3.b. of this notice.

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