A Bipartisan Problem for Private Funds: How Revised Regulations Facilitate IRS Audits of Partnerships

(Hedge Fund Law Report) The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (2015 Budget Act) repealed the long-standing “TEFRA” (Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982) rules, small partnership exception and electing large partnership rules. In their place, the 2015 Budget Act streamlines the rules governing federal income audits and judicial proceedings involving partnerships into a single set of rules that generally apply at the partnership level, subject to a limited electable exception. This new “streamlined audit approach” is expected to facilitate IRS audits of large partnerships, including hedge funds and other private funds, starting in 2018.

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