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ARTICLE · 06 SEPTEMBER 2017

Government Withdraws Proposed Net Value Requirement Regulations

The Treasury Department recently published a notice of proposed rulemaking (REG-139633-08) announcing the withdrawal of proposed regulations that required an exchange of net value...

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The Treasury Department recently published a notice of proposed rulemaking (REG-139633-08) announcing the withdrawal of proposed regulations that required an exchange of net value in certain nonrecognition transactions subject to Sections 351, 368, and 332.

In 2005, the IRS published the net value proposed regulations (REG–163314–03). The proposed regulations were intended to replace a disparate and sometimes contradictory group of authorities on net value requirements with an “appropriate unifying standard” applicable to the major nonrecognition rules under subchapter C (e.g. Sections 351, 368, and 332).

The proposed regulations applied to contributions under Section 351 and reorganizations under Section 368 by adding the following requirements: (1) that the fair market value of the property transferred be greater than the amount of liabilities assumed by the transferee; and (2) that immediately after the transfer, the transferee’s assets have a fair market value

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