Internal Revenue Cumulative Bulletin, Issue 1

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Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, 1976 - Internal revenue
 

Contents

Table of ContentsPublic Law 94455Continued
34
Repealed
35
Changes in exclusions for sick pay and certain military etc
42
41b2
46
Accumulation trusts
51
Employee stock ownership plans study of expanded stock
59
Investment credit in the case of movie and television films
72
Small fishing vessel construction reserves
82
Table of ContentsPublic Law 94455Continued TITLE XCHANGES IN THE TREATMENT OF FOREIGN INCOMEContinued
86
Interest charge on accumulation distributions from foreign
93
Recapture of foreign losses
100
103a2 103a4 Red __1901a17A 1901d
103
Foreign oil and gas extraction income
106
Contiguous country branches of domestic life insurance
115
505a 508
121
Determinations as to participation in or cooperation with an international boycott
121
Foreign bribes
121
Effective dates Sec 1067 Reports by Secretary
121
TITLE XIAMENDMENTS AFFECTING DISC Sec 1101 Amendments affecting DISC
121
Western Hemisphere trade corporations
123
Determinations as to participation in or cooperation with an international boycott
126
Foreign bribes
129
Effective dates
130
TITLE XIAMENDMENTS AFFECTING DISC Sec 1101 Amendments affecting DISC
131
TITLE XIIADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS Sec 1201 Public inspection of written determinations by Internal Revenue Service
136
50Aa3C 50Aa3D
139
Confidentiality and disclosure of returns and return infor mation
143
Confidentiality and disclosure of returns and return infor mation
146
Income tax return preparers
164
166f Repealed
166
Jeopardy and termination assessments
171
Administrative summons
175
Assessments in case of mathematical or clerical errors
179
Withholding
180
Stateconducted lotteries Sec 1209 Minimum exemption from levy for wages salary and other income
185
Joint committee refund cases Sec 1211 Social security account numbers
187
Abatement of interest on errors when return is prepared for taxpayer by the Internal Revenue Service
188
TITLE XIIITAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS Sec 1301 Disposition of private foundation property under transition rules of Tax Reform Act of 19...
189
Minimum distribution amount for private foundations
191
Unrelated trade or business income of trade shows State fairs
192
Declaratory judgments with respect to section 501c3
193
Lobbying by public charities
196
41d
198
Statement of Principles of Internal Revenue Tax Administration ii
201
vii
204
Tax liens etc not to constitute acquisition indebtedness Sec 1309 Extension of selfdealing transition rules for private foun dations Sec 1310 Imputed ...
205
Clinical services of cooperative hospitals
206
Increase in amount of ordinary income against which cap ital loss may be offset
207
Amendments of subtitle B estate and gift taxes
280
Amendments of subtitle C employment taxes
282
Amendments of subtitle D misecllaneous excise taxes
286
Amendments of subtitle E alcohol tobacco and certain other excise taxes
294
Amendments of subtitle F procedure and administration_
300
Amendments of subtitle G the Joint Committee on Inter nal Revenue Taxation
311
Effective date of certain definitions and designations
312
Provisions of subchapter D of chapter 39 cotton futures
317
TITLE XXESTATE AND GIFT TAXES Sec 2001 Unified rate schedule for estate and gift taxes unified credit in lieu of specific exemptions
322
Increase in limitations on marital deductions fractional interests of spouse
330
Valuation for purposes of the Federal estate tax of certain real property devoted to farming or closely held busi nesses
332
Extension of time for payment of estate tax
338
Carryover basis 848
348
Certain generationskipping transfers
355
Orphans exclusion
366
Administrative changes
367
Miscellaneous provisions
369
Credit against certain estate taxes
373
Treatment of certain disaster payments
376
Tax treatment of certain debts owed by political parties etc to accrual basis taxpayers
377
Taxexempt bonds for student loans
378
Work incentive program expenses
379
Repeal of excise tax on lightduty truck parts
380
Franchise transfers
381
Clarification of status of certain fishermens organizations
383
Implementation of FederalState Tax Collection Act of 1972
386
Cancellation of certain student loans
387
Treatment of gain or loss on sales or exchanges in connec tion with simultaneous liquidation of a parent and sub sidiary corporation
388
Prohibition of discriminatory State taxes on production and consumption of electricity
390
High income taxpayer reports
391
Tax incentives to encourage the preservation of historic structures
392
Amendment to Supplemental Security Income program
396
Tax treatment of large cigars
397
Treatment of gain from sales or exchanges between related parties
398
Contributions of certain Government publications
401
Prepaid legal expenses
402
Special rule for certain charitable contributions of inven tory and other property
404
Tax treatment of the grantor of options of stock securities and commodities
405
Exemptinterest dividends of regulated investment com panies
406
Common trust fund treatment of certain custodial accounts
408
Livestock sold on account of drought
409
Joint Committee Summary
411
Exemption of certain amateur athletic organizations from tax TITLE XIVCAPITAL GAINS Sec 1401 Increase in amount of ordinary income against...
418
TITLE IIIMINIMUM TAX AND MAXIMUM
440
1901b1C 1901d
478
Tax Administration
480
206
533
Extensions of individual income tax reductions
538

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