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ARTICLE · 26 JANUARY 2004

The Consolidated Return Investment Basis Adjustment Rules

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The consolidated return investment adjustment system is a comprehensive set of rules for adjusting the basis of the stock of a subsidiary held by a member of a consolidated group.

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Mark Silverman
Mark Silverman

Originally published October, 2003. To read this article in full, please go to the bottom of this page.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

I. STOCK BASIS ADJUSTMENTS

A. Comparison of Current and Historical Rules

B. Amount of Adjustment

  1. General
  2. Timing of Adjustments
  3. The Adjustments
  4. Taxable Income and Tax Loss
  5. Tax-Exempt Income
  6. Noncapital, Nondeductible Expenses
  7. Distributions
  8. Anti-Earnings Stripping Rule
  9. Tiering Up of Adjustments
  10. Adjustments for Taxes
  11. Waiver of Loss Carryovers from Separate Return Limitation Years

C. Allocation of Adjustments

  1. Varying Interests
  2. Allocation Between Classes of Preferred and Common Stock -- General
  3. Allocations to Preferred Stock

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