If a transaction is only done for tax reasons, is it appropriate for the IRS to disallow such a transaction when it does not have a business purpose but is being done to shift profits to avoid tax?
Carl Levin: “If a transaction is only done for tax reasons, is it appropriate for the IRS to disallow such a transaction when it does…”
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Levin asks about the appropriateness of IRS disallowing tax-motivated transactions.
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