I thank the Senator for his inquiry and can clarify that the Senator is correct that the current-law limitations that generally apply to tax credits under section 38 would not reduce the amount of credits eligible for transfer by the transferor of transferable tax credits under the bill and that the Treasury Department should issue technical guidance that reflects this intent.
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