You at the IRS and the Treasury Department can change the allocation if you find it necessary to prevent--excuse me. I will put it positively. If you find it necessary to clearly reflect the income of such organization, trade, or businesses.
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Levin discusses the IRS's authority to adjust income allocations.
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