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Net Operating Loss Carryovers
Summary
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Per
IRC § 382
IRC § 382 limits a corporation's ability
to utilize existing net
operating loss carryovers ("NOLs") following an ownership change
Ownership change is triggered by
one or more shareholders
increasing their stock ownership
by more than 50 percentage points
- Within a span of 36 months,
or
- If shorter, the period beginning the day after
the most recent
ownership change
If triggered, can still claim
pre-change NOLs
up to an annual limit
Annual limit is calculated by multiplying
- The applicable federal long-term tax-exempt rate by
- The entity value of the
corporation
- Use the highest federal long-term tax-exempt rate for the month
during which the change in ownership occurs and the preceding two months
- Federal long-term tax-exempt rate is determined monthly by the IRS
Several other rules and limitations can also apply, including provisions dealing with
built-in gains and losses
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Recent Long Term Tax-Exempt Rates
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