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Here's how to apply for a PLR: Confirm there is a need.Get the most recent IRS guidance for making a ruling request.Is there an easier way to obtain a ruling?Confirm that the IRS has not declared your subject a ?no ruling? topic.Seek direct guidance from the IRS.Don't forget to pay the user fee.

By telephone at 317-232-2240 (Option 3) to access the automated refund line.

Taxpayers requesting a private letter ruling should consult the Revenue Procedure published by the IRS at the start of each calendar year, which describes guidelines and updates for the process and includes sample request letter templates and a checklist of over 50 questions that must be answered.

Revenue Procedure 84-35 is not obsolete and continues to apply. The reference to section 6231(a)(1)(B) contained in the revenue procedure is a means by which to define small partnerships for the purpose of the relief provided by the revenue procedure.

Sources of Revenue Procedures Revenue procedures are published in the Internal Revenue Bulletin & Cumulative Internal Revenue Bulletin.

All PLR requests must include the following: A complete statement of facts and other information; An analysis of material facts; A statement indicating whether the issue affects any tax returns the owner already filed;

If your email is not related to a specific account, you may call DOR Customer Service for assistance at 317-232-2240, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. ? p.m. EST. Please note that sending attachments through INTIME's messaging portal does not meet tax filing requirements, e.g., amended returns.

99-6 provides ?A must treat the transaction as the sale of a partnership interest. . . . A must report gain or loss, if any, resulting from the sale of A's partnership interest in accordance with Section 741.?

As of Feb. 3, 2021, depending on the type of private letter ruling you want, the fee ranges from $275 to $38,000. Individual taxpayers, nonprofit organizations, governmental entities, and businesses with gross income under $1 million qualify for reduced fees, which max out at $8,500.

The Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) has been serving Indiana and its diverse population and business community since 1947. DOR's more than 700 dedicated team members administer over 65 different tax types and annually process nearly $21 billion of tax revenue including: Processing millions of tax returns.