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ARTICLE · 12 JANUARY 2018

Who Qualifies As A Partner Under The New BBA Regulations

This is the first of a series of deeper dives into the newly finalized partnership audit regulations that cover who can elect out of the new centralized partnership audit regime.

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This is the first of a series of deeper dives into the newly finalized partnership audit regulations that cover who can elect out of the new centralized partnership audit regime. We have previously blogged about the regulations here.

In order for a partnership to elect out of the new centralized partnership audit regime (the "BBA regime"), there are several hurdles to overcome. The first of which is that the partnership wishing to elect out must be able to satisfy a two part test:  It must have 100 or fewer partners and those partners must be eligible partners

First, the partnership must have 100 or fewer partners. Treasury Regulation 301.6221(b)-1(b)(1)(i) states that a partnership has 100 or fewer partners if, under section 6031(b), it is required to issue 100 or fewer statements.

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