CCA 200203028: Railroad retirement coverage had ended
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Plain-English summary
The Railroad Retirement Board told the IRS that coverage of a redacted business under the Railroad Retirement Act had terminated effective February 23, 1998. After reviewing the Board's opinion and the information submitted to it, Chief Counsel reached the same conclusion. The memorandum directed an IRS service center to take the appropriate action for that business. It provides no further facts about the business or explanation of the coverage determination.
Ruling snapshot
- Question: Had Railroad Retirement Act coverage of the business ended?
- Outcome: Advice given that coverage terminated February 23, 1998.
- Key authorities: Railroad Retirement Board opinion referenced in the memorandum.
Full text (IRS public release)
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
I N T E R N AL R E V E N U E S E R V I C E WASHINGTON, D.C. 20224
OCT 17, 2001
Number: 200203028
Release Date: 1/18/2002
CC:TEGE:EOEG:ET1 - COR-140358-01
UILC: 3231.01-00
MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CENTER Kansas City, MO
Attn: Entity Control
FROM: Office of Division Counsel/Associate Chief Counsel
(Tax Exempt and Government Entities)
SUBJECT: CC:TEGE:EOEG:ET1 - COR-140358-01
Railroad Retirement Act Tax Status
In accordance with the coordination procedure established between the Service and the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB), the RRB has provided us with its opinion that coverage of the following business terminated effective February 23, 1998:
We have reviewed the opinion of the RRB and, based upon the information submitted to the RRB, we also conclude that coverage of , terminated effective
February 23, 1998. Please take the appropriate action regarding this business.
Will E. McLeod
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