Part I — Proposed Methodology for
SECTION 1. PURPOSE
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2010-50 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
This notice provides guidance on the determination of when State and local bonds (as defined in § 103(c)) of the Internal Revenue Code (the “Code”) are considered “issued” for purposes of deadlines on issuing bonds. This notice provides guidance on the relevant distinction between the “issue date” of a “bond” versus the “issue date” of an “issue” for purposes of this determination. One instance, among others, in which this notice applies is in determining when Build America Bonds, structured as “draw-down” bonds or loans in which draws are funded at different times, are considered issued for purposes of statutory deadlines on issuing these bonds under § 54AA.
This notice does not apply for purposes of applying the qualified small issuer and de minimis exceptions to the tax-exempt carrying cost disallowance provision under § 265(b)(3) and § 265(b)(7) to drawdown loans.
and the amount paid (net of refunds or rebates) for each branded prescription drug procured by DOD through the TRICARE Retail Pharmacy Program.
Fee calculation
After receiving data from the Agencies and information from the covered entities, the IRS will calculate each covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales for each Program by NDC. A covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales for each Program will equal (i) the sum of all the covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales reported by the Program, less (ii) the sum of all branded prescription drug sales reported by the Program for each NDC for which the covered entity has appropriately claimed the orphan drug exclusion, less (iii) the sum of rebates reported by the covered entity on Form 8947 for the sales year.
After calculating the branded prescription drug sales for each Program, the IRS will calculate each covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales taken into account for purposes of the ratio set forth in section 9008(b)(1). A covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales taken into account for purposes of section 9008(b)(1)(A) will equal the sum of the covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales for all Programs reduced by the appropriate percentages set forth in section 9008(b)(2). The IRS will then calculate the aggregate branded prescription drug sales of all covered entities taken into account for purposes of section 9008(b)(1)(B), which is the sum of all the covered entities branded prescription drug sales taken into account for purposes of section 9008(b)(1)(A).
To determine each covered entity’s fee, the IRS will divide each covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales taken into account for purposes of section 9008(b)(1)(A) by the aggregate branded prescription drug sales of all covered entities taken into account for purposes of section 9008(b)(1)(B) and multiply that fraction by the applicable amount for the appropriate year as set forth in section 9008(b)(4).
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