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The Wait is OverThe Wait is Over

Proposed 2704 regulations pack a wallop.

Radd L. Riebe, Managing Director of Valuation & Financial Opinions Group

December 20, 2016

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In many instances, the anticipation of an event is worse than the reality. However, the early August release of the proposed regulations under Internal Revenue Code Section 2704 (proposed regs) surprised the estate-planning community with how far they reached. The Treasury took advantage of the broad authority Congress provided in IRC Section 2704 to issue regulations establishing that “other restrictions shall be disregarded in determining the value of the transfer of any interest in a corporation or partnership.”1 Based on years of audit attention and the large number of Tax Court cases involving family limited partnerships, the expectation was that the proposed regs would be aimed at entities holding investments or marketable securiti...

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About the Author

Radd L. Riebe

Managing Director of Valuation & Financial Opinions Group, Stout Risius Ross

 

Radd is a managing director in the Valuations & Financial Opinions Group in the Cleveland office of Stout Risius Ross, Inc.  His focus is on business valuation and litigation advisory services in connection with trust, estate, and private client advisory services.  His business valuation experience spans more than 30 years and encompasses a wide range of industries.  He is a Senior Member of The American Society of Appraisers, holds both a JD and MBA from Case Western Reserve University, and was named the 2014 Distinguished Estate Planner by the Estate Planning Council of Cleveland.