Belgarath Posted March 21, 2014 Posted March 21, 2014 I think it clearly does not apply in the following situation, but I thought I'd solicit opinions in case I'm being overly conservative. LLC A is owned by 3 people - 1/3 each. LLC B is formed, owned 100% by LLC A. So there's a controlled group, or common control group depending upon tax structure. Doesn't matter for purposes of this question. I believe the transition period does not apply - it isn't any sort of a merger or acquisition under either the code or regs. as far as I'm concerned. Any other thoughts?
PensionPro Posted March 21, 2014 Posted March 21, 2014 eob agrees ... The transition relief granted by IRC 410(b)(6)(C ) appears to contemplate some form of acquisition from an unrelated entity. The formation of a new subsidiary by a company, as part of a business restructuring, or acquisition involving entities that are already part of a related group, are probably not covered by the transition rule. Bill Presson 1 PensionPro, CPC, TGPC
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