IRS Identifies First Two "Transactions of Interest" Requiring Disclosure by Taxpayers and Material Advisors: Transactions Involving Excessive Charitable Contribution Deductions and Abuses of Grantor Trusts

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May 12, 2008

Previously published on April 30, 2008

On August 14, 2007, the IRS issued Notices 2007-72 and 2007-73, identifying two transactions as "transactions of interest" subject to disclosure and list maintenance requirements.

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IRS Identifies First Two "Transactions of Interest" Requiring Disclosure by Taxpayers and Material Advisors: Transactions Involving Excessive Charitable Contribution Deductions and Abuses of Grantor Trusts

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