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Question 44: Question No. 82 of the ASPA 1999 IRS Q&As references 1563(e)(6), and it indicates that a child under age 18 will cause his parents to have a controlled group even if the parents' separate businesses are not affiliated. But when I look at Code section 1563(e)(6), age 21 is used, not age 18. What am I missing? |
Answer: Nothing at all. Well done. Sometimes, as a short hand, we will talk about attribution to a minor child, but we a really talking about attribution to or from a child under age 21, regardless of the age of majority in the state involved. |
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