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Notice 2014-32 identified transactions

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2023-44 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

designed to exploit certain aspects of the Final Regulations. In particular, Notice 2014-32 described transactions in which taxpayers applied the section 367(a) and (b) priority rules and no-U.S.-tax exception in a manner that, contrary to their intended operation, resulted in the taxpayer being subject to the more favorable of the section 367(a) or (b) regimes. Notice 201432 accordingly announced that regulations would be issued under section 367(b) to (i) modify the priority rules such that only section 367(b) income that would actually

be subject to U.S. tax would be considered and (ii) narrow the scope of the no-U.S.tax exception. Notice 2014-32 further announced that regulations would be issued to remove the deemed contribution rule in §1.367(b)-10(b)(2) and clarify the broad application of the anti-abuse rule in §1.367(b)-10(d).

F. Notice 2016-73

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