Burr Alert: New Regulations Repeal Automatic Requirements for Form 1099-C Under No Payment For 36 Months Rule

Last month, the IRS issued final regulations repealing its rule requiring that a Form 1099-C be filed whenever a financial institution (or certain other limited taxpayers) fails to receive payment on a debt for 36 consecutive months. Treasury Decision 9793 was issued on November 10 and accompanied the publication of amended regulations issued under Code Section 6050P.

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