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Title 26 Chapter I Subchapter A Part 1 ------TITLE 26 Internal Revenue CHAPTER I INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY (CONTINUED) SUBCHAPTER A INCOME TAX (CONTINUED) PART 1 INCOME TAXES (CONTINUED) rule CORPORATE DISTRIBUTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Effects on Recipients 1.301-1 Rules applicable with respect to distributions of money and other property. 1.302-1 General. 1.302-2 Redemptions not taxable as dividends. 1.302-3 Substantially disproportionate redemption. 1.302-4 Termination of shareholder's interest. 1.303-1 General. 1.303-2 Requirements. 1.303-3 Application of other sections. 1.304-1 General. 1.304-2 Acquisition by related corporation (other than subsidiary). 1.304-3 Acquisition by a subsidiary. 1.304-4 Special rules for the use of related corporations to avoid the application of section 304. 1.304-5 Control. 1.305-1 Stock dividends. 1.305-2 Distributions in lieu of money. 1.305-3 Disproportionate distributions. 1.305-4 Distributions of common and preferred stock. 1.305-5 Distributions on preferred stock. 1.305-6 Distributions of convertible preferred. 1.305-7 Certain transactions treated as distributions. 1.305-8 Effective dates. 1.306-1 General. 1.306-2 Exception. 1.306-3 Section 306 stock defined. 1.307-1 General. 1.307-2 Exception. effects on corporation 1.312-1 Adjustment to earnings and profits reflecting distributions by corporations. 1.312-2 Distribution of inventory assets. 1.312-3 Liabilities. 1.312-4 Examples of adjustments provided in section 312(c). 1.312-5 Special rule for partial liquidations and certain redemptions. 1.312-6 Earnings and profits. 1.312-7 Effect on earnings and profits of gain or loss realized after February 28, 1913. 1.312-8 Effect on earnings and profits of receipt of tax-free distributions requiring adjustment or allocation of basis of stock. 1.312-9 Adjustments to earnings and profits reflecting increase in value accrued before March 1, 1913. 1.312-10 Allocation of earnings in certain corporate separations. 1.312-11 Effect on earnings and profits of certain other tax-free exchanges, tax-free distributions, and tax-free transfers from one corporation to another. 1.312-12 Distributions of proceeds of loans guaranteed by the United States. 1.312-15 Effect of depreciation on earnings and profits. definitions; constructive ownership of stock 1.316-1 Dividends. 1.316-2 Sources of distribution in general. 1.317-1 Property defined. 1.318-1 Constructive ownership of stock; introduction. 1.318-2 Application of general rules. 1.318-3 Estates, trusts, and options. 1.318-4 Constructive ownership as actual ownership; exceptions. Corporate Liquidations effects on recipients 1.331-1 Corporate liquidations. 1.332-1 Distributions in liquidation of subsidiary corporation; general. 1.332-2 Requirements for nonrecognition of gain or loss. 1.332-3 Liquidations completed within one taxable year. 1.332-4 Liquidations covering more than one taxable year. 1.332-5 Distributions in liquidation as affecting minority interests. 1.332-6 Records to be kept and information to be filed with return. 1.332-7 Indebtedness of subsidiary to parent. 1.334-1 Basis of property received in liquidations. 1.336-0 Table of contents. 1.336-1 General principles, nomenclature, and definitions for a section 336(e) election. 1.336-2 Availability, mechanics, and consequences of section 336(e) election. 1.336-3 Aggregate deemed asset disposition price; various aspects of taxation of the deemed asset disposition. 1.336-4 Adjusted grossed-up basis. 1.336-5 Effective/applicability date. effects on corporation 1.337(d)-1 Transitional loss limitation rule. 1.337(d)-1T [Reserved] 1.337(d)-2 Loss limitation rules. 1.337(d)-3T Gain recognition upon certain partnership transactions involving a partner's stock (temporary). 1.337(d)-4 Taxable to tax-exempt. 1.337(d)-5 Old transitional rules imposing tax on property owned by a C corporation that becomes property of a RIC or REIT 1.337(d)-6 New transitional rules imposing tax on property owned by a C corporation that becomes property of a RIC or REIT. 1.337(d)-7 Tax on property owned by a C corporation that becomes property of a RIC or REIT. 1.338-0 Outline of topics. 1.338-1 General principles; status of old target and new target. 1.338-2 Nomenclature and definitions; mechanics of the section 338 election. 1.338-3 Qualification for the section 338 election. 1.338-4 Aggregate deemed sale price; various aspects of taxation of the deemed asset sale. 1.338-5 Adjusted grossed-up basis. 1.338-6 Allocation of ADSP and AGUB among target assets. 1.338-7 Allocation of redetermined ADSP and AGUB among target assets. 1.338-8 Asset and stock consistency. 1.338-9 International aspects of section 338. 1.338-10 Filing of returns. 1.338-11 Effect of section 338 election on insurance company targets. 1.338(h)(10)-1 Deemed asset sale and liquidation. 1.338(i)-1 Effective/applicability date. collapsible corporations; foreign personal holding companies 1.341-1 Collapsible corporations; in general. 1.341-2 Definitions. 1.341-3 Presumptions. 1.341-4 Limitations on application of section. 1.341-5 Application of section. 1.341-6 Exceptions to application of section. 1.341-7 Certain sales of stock of consenting corporations. definition 1.346-1 Partial liquidation. 1.346-2 Treatment of certain redemptions. 1.346-3 Effect of certain sales. Corporate Organizations and Reorganizations corporate organizations 1.351-1 Transfer to corporation controlled by transferor. 1.351-2 Receipt of property. 1.351-3 Records to be kept and information to be filed. effects on shareholders and security holders 1.354-1 Exchanges of stock and securities in certain reorganizations. 1.355-0 Outline of sections. 1.355-1 Distribution of stock and securities of a controlled corporation. 1.355-2 Limitations. 1.355-3 Active conduct of a trade or business. 1.355-4 Non pro rata distributions, etc. 1.355-5 Records to be kept and information to be filed. 1.355-6 Recognition of gain on certain distributions of stock or securities in controlled corporation. 1.355-7 Recognition of gain on certain distributions of stock or securities in connection with an acquisition. 1.356-1 Receipt of additional consideration in connection with an exchange. 1.356-2 Receipt of additional consideration not in connection with an exchange. 1.356-3 Rules for treatment of securities as other property . 1.356-4 Exchanges for section 306 stock. 1.356-5 Transactions involving gift or compensation. 1.356-6 Rules for treatment of nonqualified preferred stock as other property. 1.356-7 Rules for treatment of nonqualified preferred stock and other preferred stock received in certain transactions. 1.357-1 Assumption of liability. 1.357-2 Liabilities in excess of basis. 1.358-1 Basis to distributees. 1.358-2 Allocation of basis among nonrecognition property. 1.358-3 Treatment of assumption of liabilities. 1.358-4 Exceptions. 1.358-5 Special rules for assumption of liabilities. 1.358-6 Stock basis in certain triangular reorganizations. 1.358-7 Transfers by partners and partnerships to corporations. effects on corporation 1.361-1 Nonrecognition of gain or loss to corporations. 1.362-1 Basis to corporations. 1.362-2 Certain contributions to capital. 1.362-4 Basis of loss duplication property. 1.367(a)-1 Transfers to foreign corporations subject to section 367(a): In general. 1.367(a)-1T Transfers to foreign corporations subject to section 367(a): In general (temporary). 1.367(a)-2 Exception for transfers of property for use in the active conduct of a trade or business. 1.367(a)-2T Exception for transfers of property for use in the active conduct of a trade or business (temporary). 1.367(a)-3 Treatment of transfers of stock or securities to foreign corporations. 1.367(a)-3T Treatment of transfers of stock or securities to foreign corporations (temporary). 1.367(a)-4 Special rules applicable to specified transfers of property. 1.367(a)-4T Special rules applicable to specified transfers of property (temporary). 1.367(a)-5 Property subject to section 367(a)(1) regardless of use in a trade or business. 1.367(a)-5T Property subject to section 367(a)(1) regardless of use in trade or business (temporary). 1.367(a)-6T Transfer of foreign branch with previously deducted losses (temporary). 1.367(a)-7 Outbound transfers of property described in section 361(a) or (b). 1.367(a)-8 Gain recognition agreement requirements. 1.367(a)-9T Treatment of deemed section 351 exchanges pursuant to section 304(a)(1) (temporary). 1.367(b)-0 Table of contents. 1.367(b)-1 Other transfers. 1.367(b)-2 Definitions and special rules. 1.367(b)-3 Repatriation of foreign corporate assets in certain nonrecognition transactions. 1.367(b)-3T Repatriation of foreign corporate assets in certain nonrecognition transactions (temporary). 1.367(b)-4 Acquisition of foreign corporate stock or assets by a foreign corporation in certain nonrecognition transactions. 1.367(b)-4T Acquisition of foreign corporate stock or assets by a foreign corporation in certain nonrecognition transactions (temporary). 1.367(b)-5 Distributions of stock described in section 355. 1.367(b)-6 Effective/applicability dates and coordination rules. 1.367(b)-7 Carryover of earnings and profits and foreign income taxes in certain foreign-to-foreign nonrecognition transactions. 1.367(b)-8 Allocation of earnings and profits and foreign income taxes in certain foreign corporate separations. [Reserved] 1.367(b)-9 Special rule for F reorganizations and similar transactions. 1.367(b)-10 Acquisition of parent stock or securities for property in triangular reorganizations. 1.367(b)-12 Subsequent treatment of amounts attributed or included in income. 1.367(b)-13 Special rules for determining basis and holding period. 1.367(d)-1T Transfers of intangible property to foreign corporations (temporary). 1.367(e)-0 Outline of 1.367(e)-1 and 1.367(e)-2. 1.367(e)-1 Distributions described in section 367(e)(1). 1.367(e)-2 Distributions described in section 367(e)(2). special rule; definitions 1.368-1 Purpose and scope of exception of reorganization exchanges. 1.368-2 Definition of terms. 1.368-3 Records to be kept and information to be filed with returns. Insolvency Reorganizations Carryovers 1.381(a)-1 General rule relating to carryovers in certain corporate acquisitions. 1.381(b)-1 Operating rules applicable to carryovers in certain corporate acquisitions. 1.381(c)(1)-1 Net operating loss carryovers in certain corporate acquisitions. 1.381(c)(1)-2 Net operating loss carryovers; two or more dates of distribution or transfer in the taxable year. 1.381(c)(2)-1 Earnings and profits. 1.381(c)(3)-1 Capital loss carryovers. 1.381(c)(4)-1 Method of accounting. 1.381(c)(5)-1 Inventory method. 1.381(c)(6)-1 Depreciation method. 1.381(c)(8)-1 Installment method. 1.381(c)(9)-1 Amortization of bond discount or premium. 1.381(c)(10)-1 Deferred exploration and development expenditures. 1.381(c)(11)-1 Contributions to pension plan, employees' annuity plans, and stock bonus and profit-sharing plans. 1.381(c)(12)-1 Recovery of bad debts, prior taxes, or delinquency amounts. 1.381(c)(13)-1 Involuntary conversions. 1.381(c)(14)-1 Dividend carryover to personal holding company. 1.381(c)(15)-1 Indebtedness of certain personal holding companies. 1.381(c)(16)-1 Obligations of distributor or transferor corporation. 1.381(c)(17)-1 Deficiency dividend of personal holding company. 1.381(c)(18)-1 Depletion on extraction of ores or minerals from the waste or residue of prior mining. 1.381(c)(19)-1 Charitable contribution carryovers in certain acquisitions. 1.381(c)(21)-1 Pre-1954 adjustments resulting from change in method of accounting. 1.381(c)(22)-1 Successor life insurance company. 1.381(c)(23)-1 Investment credit carryovers in certain corporate acquisitions. 1.381(c)(24)-1 Work incentive program credit carryovers in certain corporate acquisitions. 1.381(c)(25)-1 Deficiency dividend of a qualified investment entity. 1.381(c)(26)-1 Credit for employment of certain new employees. 1.381(d)-1 Operations loss carryovers of life insurance companies. 1.382-1 Table of contents. 1.382-1T Table of contents (temporary). 1.382-2 General rules for ownership change. 1.382-2T Definition of ownership change under section 382, as amended by the Tax Reform Act of 1986 (temporary). 1.382-3 Definitions and rules relating to a 5-percent shareholder. 1.382-4 Constructive ownership of stock. 1.382-5 Section 382 limitation. 1.382-6 Allocation of income and loss to periods before and after the change date for purposes of section 382. 1.382-7 Built-in gains and losses. 1.382-8 Controlled groups. 1.382-9 Special rules under section 382 for corporations under the jurisdiction of a court in a title 11 or similar case. 1.382-10 Special rules for determining time and manner of acquisition of an interest in a loss corporation. 1.382-11 Reporting requirements. 1.383-0 Effective date. 1.383-1 Special limitations on certain capital losses and excess credits. 1.383-2 Limitations on certain capital losses and excess credits in computing alternative minimum tax. 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