Section 505(c) of the Internal Revenue
Code provides that an organization will not be recognized as exempt
under section 501(c)(9) as a voluntary employees' beneficiary
association, under section 501(c)(17) as a trust forming part of a
plan for the payment of supplemental unemployment compensation
benefits, or under section 501(c)(20) as a trust forming part of a
qualified group legal services plan unless notification is given to
the Internal Revenue Service. The temporary regulations provide
that the notice is filed by submitting a properly completed and
executed Form 1024, "Application for Recognition of Exemption Under
Section 501(a)” together with specified additional information. The
temporary regulations further provide that an organization or trust
that has previously notified the Internal Revenue Service of its
claim to exemption under sections 501(c)(9), (17) or (20) or its
claim to exempt status under those sections pursuant to another
provision of the Internal Revenue Code, is not required under
section 505(c) to submit a revocation. Section 1042(a) of the
Internal Revenue Code provides that a taxpayer may elect not to
recognize gain on the sale of certain "qualified securities" to an
employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) or worker owned cooperative,
where "qualified replacement property" is purchased within a
specified period. Section 1042(b)(4) requires that a written
statement (described in section 1042(b)(4)(B)) be filed along with
such an election. The temporary regulations at section 1.1042 lT
(Q&A 3) require that a taxpayer elect section 1042(a) treatment
by attaching a statement to his income tax return. Section
1.1042-¬lT (Q&A 2(d) requires the taxpayer to file a written
statement of the employer whose employees are covered by the ESOP,
consenting to the application of section 4978(a). TD 8073 provides
temporary regulations relating to effective dates and certain other
issues arising under sections 91, 223, and 511-561 of the Tax
Reform Act of 1984. These temporary regulations were generally
presented in the form of questions and answers (Q&A’s).
Taxpayers may rely on them for guidance pending the issuance of
final regulations.
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USC 505(c) Name of Law: Requirement that organization notify
secretary that it is applying for tax-exempt status.
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USC 501(c) Name of Law: Future status of organizations denied
exemptions.
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USC 1042(a) Name of Law: Nonrecognition of gain.
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USC 1042(b) Name of Law: REquirements to qualify for
nonrecognition.
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