Tax effect computation revised to include adjustments for income under MAT and alternate minimum provisions in appeals. Where income is computed under minimum alternative tax regimes, the tax effect for appellate monetary-limit purposes is to be calculated as the sum of: (A) the difference between total income assessed under general provisions and the hypothetical total income if disputed general-provision issues were eliminated; and (B) the difference between total income assessed under the alternative tax provisions and the hypothetical total income if disputed alternative-provision issues were eliminated. A disputed item treated under both sets of provisions must not be deducted twice in the alternative-provisions component.
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Tax effect computation revised to include adjustments for income under MAT and alternate minimum provisions in appeals.
Where income is computed under minimum alternative tax regimes, the tax effect for appellate monetary-limit purposes is to be calculated as the sum of: (A) the difference between total income assessed under general provisions and the hypothetical total income if disputed general-provision issues were eliminated; and (B) the difference between total income assessed under the alternative tax provisions and the hypothetical total income if disputed alternative-provision issues were eliminated. A disputed item treated under both sets of provisions must not be deducted twice in the alternative-provisions component.
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