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<h1>Section 175 anti-avoidance: attribute interest and dividends to original economic owner for transfers, buy-backs, short-term trades</h1> Section 175 establishes anti-avoidance deeming rules attributing interest and dividends to the original economic owner where transfers, buy-backs or short-term trades separate legal receipt from beneficial entitlement; it includes day-to-day apportionment, exceptions requiring taxpayers to rebut avoidance before the Assessing Officer, a dealer carve-out, short-term record-date loss-ignoring rules, and AO information powers. The bill and enacted text are largely substantively identical; the principal difference is narrow-how 'record date'/'Administrator'/'specified company' are defined, with the enacted law anchoring those terms to the Unit Trust Act while the bill referenced an Explanation in earlier income-tax law, which may slightly alter coverage.
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