1999-15

Type

PLR

Subject

2.02 - Interest

9.00 - Reorganizations

Keywords

Rents from Real Property

Related Party, Rents from

Momentary Ownership Disregarded

Generally

Related Parties

Momentary Ownership Disregarded

Reorganizations

Spin-offs (Section 355)

Year

1999

IRS Link

http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-wd/0029023.pdf

Summary

A REIT’s momentary ownership of 100% of newly-formed subsidiary prior to its spin-off will not result in the disqualification from rental payments as "rents from real property".

Title

199929023

Guidance Tags

PLR - 199929023

Referenced By

N/A

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1999-15

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