Rev. Rul. 76-566
Rev. Rul. 76-566; 1976-2 C.B. 450
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26 CFR 301.7805-1: Rules and regulations.
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Rev. Proc. 67-6, 1967-1 C.B. 576, announced a program for the review of rulings published before 1953 with the immediate objective of identifying and publishing lists of those rulings that, although not specifically revoked or superseded, are not considered determinative with respect to future transactions.
Consistent with the objectives of that program, the Internal Revenue Service has undertaken a review of certain rulings that were published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin after 1952. The purpose of this Revenue Ruling is to publish a list of post-1952 rulings dealing primarily with engineering and corporate reorganization matters that, although not specifically revoked or superseded, are not considered determinative with respect to future transactions because (1) the applicable statutory provisions have been changed or repealed; (2) the ruling position is specifically covered by statute, regulations, or a subsequent published position; or (3) the facts set forth no longer exist or are not sufficient to permit application of the current statute.
Accordingly, the rulings listed below are declared obsolete.
Rev. Rul. No. C.B. Citation
76 1953-1, 176
55-118 1955-1, 320
55-180 1955-1, 358
55-352 1955-1, 372
55-430 1955-2, 276
55-657 1955-2, 276
56-287 1956-1, 186
58-54 1958-1, 181
58-593 1958-2, 920
The purpose of this declaration of obsolescence is to make it clear to all concerned that the above-listed rulings are not determinative with respect to future transactions. It is not the purpose of this Revenue Ruling to determine their applicability to past transactions.
Other rulings published after 1952 relating to engineering and corporate reorganization matters will continue to be reviewed to ascertain those that are inapplicable to future transactions. Therefore, failure to include any particular ruling in the above list should not be construed as an indication that the ruling necessarily is determinative with respect to future transactions.
- Cross-Reference
26 CFR 301.7805-1: Rules and regulations.
- Code Sections
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citationnot available