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IRB 2019-13

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(Dated March 25, 2019)
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EMPLOYEE PLANS

This notice is to inform taxpayers that the Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service no longer intend to amend the required minimum distribution regulations under § 401(a)(9) of the Internal Revenue Code to address the practice of offering retirees and beneficiaries who are currently receiving annuity payments under a defined benefit plan a temporary option to elect a lump-sum payment in lieu of future annuity payments.

EXCISE TAX

This notice requests comments related to the excise tax imposed on fuels used in a power take-off or power transfer (collectively “PTO”) to operate auxiliary equipment on a motor vehicle, when such equipment is unrelated to the propulsion of the vehicle. The notice requests that the public submit comments by July 23, 2019.



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