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Question 16: The principal business of A is performing, on a regular and continuous basis, management functions for B and C. B is not related (as used in 414(m)(5)) to A or C, but C is a wholly owned subsidiary of A. A does not have any other significant source of revenue, and does more work for (and receives more income from) B than it does from C. Are A and C members of a "management" affiliated service group under 414(m)(5)? |
Answer: No, but A and C are a parent-subsidiary controlled group under 414(b), or a group of trades or businesses under common control under 414(c). If you are dealing with a wholly owned entity, that is the case. |
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