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Can a domestic Section 721(c) partnership be treated as foreign for Form 8865 in 2026?

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jana_85d2new member
April 26, 2026 87 views 1 answer
Form 8865Section 721(c)gain deferral methodtax year 2026

I keep seeing references to Section 721(c) partnerships being treated as foreign for 8865. What's the rule for tax year 2026?

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