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U.S. Code / Title 26 — Internal Revenue Code / Subtitle A—Income Taxes / Chapter 1—Normal Taxes and Surtaxes / Subchapter U—Designation and Treatment of Empowerment…

Title 26Part

Part I—Designation

Contents

§ 1391. Designation procedure
§ 1392. Eligibility criteria
§ 1393. Definitions and special rules

Citation

Cite as: Title 26, U.S. Code
Edition: United States Code, 2024 Edition
Current through: 01/06/2025

Official sources

Current text and notes (House OLRC)GPO edition on govinfo About the Statutes at Large

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Congress amends the Code often. Check the current text and the notes at the official source, and read any regulations and court decisions that apply.

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