The Demise of Section 303 Under the Tax Reform Act of 1976: A Policy Analysis

Authors

Stanley Hagendorf

Abstract

The Tax Reform Act of 1976 limited the use of Section 303 by estates of shareholders of closely held corporations. The author examines the redemption provisions of section 303 and the changes made by the new Act in light of the policy considerations supporting redemptions. He concludes that further relief is needed for estates which include a closely held business.

Recommended Citation

Stanley Hagendorf, The Demise of Section 303 Under the Tax Reform Act of 1976: A Policy Analysis, 32 U. Mia. L. Rev. 267 (1978)
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