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Trade Publication Article
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2014
Overview
Tax reform is a common topic of discussion in Washington these days. Trying to appease the voters, politicians are attempting to make the tax regime of the US more business-friendly while not reducing the amount of revenue collected by the Treasury. This article will focus on the proposals that would significantly impact REITs. Because most REITs tend to have partnership investments -- either through UPREIT (Umbrella Partnership REIT) or DownREIT structures, this article also will address many of the significant partnership tax proposals. Given the gridlock in Congress, it seems unlikely that the Obama administration proposals or the Camp proposal will receive enough bipartisan support to survive in their entirety. It is more likely that some of these proposals, or similar ideas, could resurface in future legislation. Consequently, although not surprisingly, REITs may encounter future legislative challenges.
Publisher
Thomson Reuters (Tax & Accounting) Inc
