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Next, consider whether the net refund may be enhanced by paying off the tax year 2000 deficiency (plus interest) and having the IRS refund the full 1999 overpayment instead of offsetting $10,000,000 to 2000. 1092 was enacted in 1981 to prevent taxpayers from sheltering income by entering into offsetting positions with little or no net economic benefits, disposing of one leg at a loss in the first year, using this loss to offset income from that year and postponing gain recognition on the offsetting position until a later year; for examples of such transactions, see Smith, 78 TC 350 (1982), and Rev. By offsetting the high-priced import of a major weapon system, a government can redirect expenditures back into its domestic economy up to [and sometimes exceeding] the value of the offset agreement. |
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