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“Relationships! We all got 'em, we all want 'em. What do we do with 'em?” – Jimmy Buffett
The lyrics of the song “Fruitcakes,” sung by Jimmy Buffett, ask what to do with relationships. Taxpayers need to be aware of potential income tax consequences when dealing with related parties in business transactions. Specifically, the taxpayer must identify the potentially related party and the tax issue that may apply relative to both the taxpayer and the potentially related party. To further muddy the waters regarding this issue, related parties may be defined differently for different income tax transactions. Five common tax issues, with defined related parties, are listed below.
Publisher
Rural Tax Education
Publication Date
7-2016
Keywords
related parties, federal income, tax purposes
Disciplines
Education | Higher Education | University Extension
Recommended Citation
van der Hoeven, Guido, "Related Parties for Federal Income Tax Purposes" (2016). Rural Tax Education. 8.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/rural_tax/8