SECTION 5. REQUIREMENTS FOR
Internal Revenue Bulletin 2019-37 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
APPLICATION OF PROPOSED §1.951A-5 AND INAPPLICABILITY OF PENALTIES
.01 Notification
In order for the rules described in section 3 or section 4 of this notice to apply, a domestic partnership or S corporation must provide notification to each partner of the partnership or shareholder of the S corporation (1) that the Schedule K-1 provided to the partner or shareholder is consistent with proposed §1.951A-5; (2) whether the domestic partnership or S corporation filed a Form 1065 or Form 1120S consistent with proposed §1.951A-5 or the Final Regulations; and (3) that the notification is being provided in accordance with this notice. Such notification must be provided no later than the extended due date of the domestic partnership’s or S corporation’s tax return (September 16, 2019, in the case of a calendar-year filer), and may be provided through any reasonable method, including via mail, e-mail, or posting on a website through which the domestic partnership or S corporation would ordinarily disseminate tax information to its partners or shareholders. In the event a domestic partnership or S corporation has filed its tax return and not filed for an extension of time to file its return, the notice described in this section 5.01 must be provided by the date on which the return would have been due had an extension been properly requested.
The domestic partnership or S corporation must also attach the notification
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described in the previous paragraph and Form 8992 reflecting computations under proposed §1.951A-5 to any tax return with respect to which the rules described in section 3 or 4 of this notice are being applied if the tax return has not been filed as of the date of publication of this notice.
.02 Schedule K-1 Distribution Reporting
If a domestic partnership or S corporation furnished a Schedule K-1 based on proposed §1.951A-5, the domestic partnership or S corporation must separately state on Schedules K-1 for subsequent taxable years the partner’s or shareholder’s distributive share or pro rata share of a foreign corporation’s distributions to the domestic partnership or S corporation of earnings and profits that relate to the GILTI inclusion amount of the partnership or S corporation that was reflected on the first mentioned Schedules K-1. This information must be provided for each taxable year of the domestic partnership or S corporation following the taxable year to which the first Schedule K-1 relates. The information could be used by a partner of a domestic partnership or a shareholder of an S corporation that receives a Schedule K-1 separately stating such distributions to calculate its gross income if such partner or shareholder filed inconsistently with the first Schedule K-1 and did not include in gross income its distributive share or pro rata share of the GILTI inclusion amount reported on such Schedule K-1.
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