SECTION 5. UNITS OF PROPERTY
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2013-22 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
AND MAJOR COMPONENTS OF GENERATION PROPERTY
.01 In general . If used in accordance with the requirements set forth in this revenue procedure, the unit of property or major component determinations provided in Appendix A of this revenue procedure will not be challenged by the Service under § 263(a) and the regulations thereunder.
.02 Universal use of units of property not required . A taxpayer within the scope of this revenue procedure is not required to use all the unit of property definitions provided in Appendix A of this revenue procedure and, therefore, may use one or more of the unit of property definitions provided. However, this revenue procedure does not apply to property for which a taxpayer does not use a unit of property definition provided in Appendix A. A taxpayer that uses a unit of property definition provided in Appendix A must also use the major component definition(s) listed in Appendix A for that unit of property. Additionally, a taxpayer may not rely on a major component definition without using the corresponding unit of property definition. Once used, a unit of property definition and the corresponding major component definition(s) for that unit of property apply to all similar assets, including
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counting provided in Rev. Proc. 2013–24 is “182.”
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