This temporary regulation provides
rules for claiming the deduction allowable under section 179B of
the Internal Revenue Code for qualified capital costs paid or
incurred by a small business refiner. The temporary regulations
provide the time and manner for (i) a small business refiner to
make the election to claim this deduction for the taxable year; and
(ii) a cooperative small business refiner to make the election to
allocate its deduction allowable under section 179B of the taxable
year to the cooperative owners and to provide the written notice,
as required by section 179(e)(3), to the cooperative
owners.
This temporary
regulation provides rules for claiming the deduction allowable
under section 179B of the Internal Revenue Code for qualified
capital costs paid or incurred by a small business refiner. Title
26 IRC Section 7805 gives the IRS special authority to enact
temporary regulations.
US Code:
26
USC 179B Name of Law: Deduction for capital costs in complying
with Environmental Protection Agency sulfur regulations
US Code: 26
USC 179 Name of Law: Election to expense certain depreciable
business assets
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