Additional Time for Partnerships to Provide Complete Forms 8308 for Section 751(a) Exchanges Occurring in Calendar Year 2024

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Part III – Administrative, Procedural, and Miscellaneous

Additional Time for Partnerships to Provide Complete Forms 8308 for Section 751(a)

Exchanges Occurring in Calendar Year 2024

Notice 2025-2

I. PURPOSE

This notice provides relief similar to the relief provided in Notice 2024-19, 2024-5

I.R.B. 627, from penalties under § 6722 of the Internal Revenue Code1 for failures by

certain partnerships to furnish correct payee statements. Specifically, this notice grants

relief if a partnership with unrealized receivables or inventory items described in

§ 751(a) (§ 751 property) fails to furnish Part IV of Form 8308, Report of a Sale or

Exchange of Certain Partnership Interests, to the transferor and transferee in a § 751(a)

exchange (described in section II of this notice) occurring in calendar year 2024 by the

due date specified in § 1.6050K-1(c)(1). This relief applies only if the partnership

furnishes to the transferor and transferee by the due dates specified in section III of this

notice (1) a correct copy of Parts I, II, and III of Form 8308, or a statement that includes

the same information, and (2) a correct copy of the complete Form 8308, including Part

IV, or a statement that includes the same information and any additional information

required under § 1.6050K-1(c).

II. BACKGROUND

1 Unless otherwise specified, all “section” or “§” references are to sections of the Internal Revenue Code

or to the Income Tax Regulations (26 CFR part 1).

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Generally, § 6050K and § 1.6050K-1 require a partnership with § 751 property to

provide information to each transferor and transferee that are parties to a sale or

exchange of an interest in the partnership (or portion thereof) in which any money or

other property received by a transferor from a transferee in exchange for all or part of

the transferor’s interest in the partnership is attributable to § 751 property (§ 751(a)

exchange)

a partnership with § 751 property to

provide information to each transferor and transferee that are parties to a sale or

exchange of an interest in the partnership (or portion thereof) in which any money or

other property received by a transferor from a transferee in exchange for all or part of

the transferor’s interest in the partnership is attributable to § 751 property (§ 751(a)

exchange). Section 1.6050K-1(a)(1) provides that partnerships are required to report

each § 751(a) exchange on Form 8308. Generally, § 1.6050K-1(f)(1) provides that a

partnership is required to file Form 8308 as an attachment to its Form 1065, U.S. Return

of Partnership Income, for the taxable year of the partnership that includes the last day

of the calendar year in which the § 751(a) exchange took place. Form 8308 is due at

the time for filing the partnership return, including extensions.

In addition, § 1.6050K-1(c)(1) provides that each partnership that is required to file a

Form 8308 must furnish a statement to the transferor and transferee by the later of

(1) January 31 of the year following the calendar year in which the § 751(a) exchange

occurred, or (2) 30 days after the partnership has received notice of the exchange as

specified under § 6050K and § 1.6050K-1. A partnership must use a copy of the

completed Form 8308 as the required statement unless the Form 8308 contains

information for more than one § 751(a) exchange. Section 1.6050K-1(c)(1) provides

that if the partnership does not use the Form 8308 as the required statement, the

partnership must furnish a statement that includes the information required to be shown

on the Form 8308 with respect to the § 751(a) exchange to which the person to whom

the statement is furnished is a party

he Form 8308 contains

information for more than one § 751(a) exchange. Section 1.6050K-1(c)(1) provides

that if the partnership does not use the Form 8308 as the required statement, the

partnership must furnish a statement that includes the information required to be shown

on the Form 8308 with respect to the § 751(a) exchange to which the person to whom

the statement is furnished is a party.

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Section 6722 imposes a penalty for failure to furnish correct payee statements on or

before the required date, and for any failure to include all of the information required to

be shown on the statement or the inclusion of incorrect information. For these

purposes, payee statements include statements required to be furnished to transferors

and transferees under § 6050K. See § 6724(d)(2)(P). Section 6724 provides an

exception to the imposition of a penalty under § 6722 if it is shown that the failure is due

to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect.

On November 30, 2020, the Department of the Treasury (Treasury Department) and

the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published T.D. 9926, 85 FR 76910, which amended

§ 1.6050K-1(c)(2) to require a partnership to furnish to a transferor partner the

information necessary for the transferor to make the transferor partner’s required

statement in § 1.751-1(a)(3). Among other items, § 1.751-1(a)(3) requires a transferor

partner in a § 751(a) exchange to submit with the transferor partner’s income tax return

a statement setting forth the amount of gain or loss attributable to § 751 property. In

October 2023, the IRS released a revised version of Form 8308. Consistent with the

requirements in § 1.6050K-1(c)(2), Part IV of the October 2023 Form 8308 requires a

partnership to report, among other items, the partnership’s deemed sale § 751 gain or

loss, deemed sale § 1(h)(5) collectibles gain, and deemed sale § 1(h)(6) unrecaptured

§ 1250 gain, as well as the transferor partner’s share of such amounts

the IRS released a revised version of Form 8308. Consistent with the

requirements in § 1.6050K-1(c)(2), Part IV of the October 2023 Form 8308 requires a

partnership to report, among other items, the partnership’s deemed sale § 751 gain or

loss, deemed sale § 1(h)(5) collectibles gain, and deemed sale § 1(h)(6) unrecaptured

§ 1250 gain, as well as the transferor partner’s share of such amounts. In October

2024, the IRS released a revised version of Form 8308. Part IV of the October 2024

Form 8308 still requires a partnership to report, among other items, the partnership’s

deemed sale § 751 gain or loss, deemed sale § 1(h)(5) collectibles gain, and deemed

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sale § 1(h)(6) unrecaptured § 1250 gain, as well as the transferor partner’s share of

such amounts.

Since the issuance of the October 2023 Form 8308, concerns have been expressed

to the Treasury Department and the IRS that many partnerships will be unable to furnish

the information required in Part IV of the Form 8308 to transferors and transferees by

the January 31 due date, because, in many cases, partnerships will not have all of the

information required by Part IV of the Form 8308 by January 31 of the year following the

calendar year in which the § 751(a) exchange occurred. On January 11, 2024, the IRS

released Notice 2024-19, which provided relief from penalties under § 6722 for

partnerships with § 751(a) exchanges occurring during calendar year 2023.

III. GRANT OF RELIEF

.01 The Treasury Department and the IRS are aware that many partnerships

continue to lack information needed to comply with the reporting requirements in a

timely manner. As a result, with respect to § 751(a) exchanges occurring during

calendar year 2024, the IRS will not impose penalties under § 6722 solely for failure to

furnish Form 8308 with a completed Part IV by the due date specified in § 1.6050K-

1(c)(1) for a partnership that meets the following requirements.

inue to lack information needed to comply with the reporting requirements in a

timely manner. As a result, with respect to § 751(a) exchanges occurring during

calendar year 2024, the IRS will not impose penalties under § 6722 solely for failure to

furnish Form 8308 with a completed Part IV by the due date specified in § 1.6050K-

1(c)(1) for a partnership that meets the following requirements.

(1) The partnership must timely and correctly furnish to the transferor and

transferee a copy of Parts I, II, and III of Form 8308, or a statement that includes the

same information, by the later of—

(a) January 31, 2025, or

(b) 30 days after the partnership is notified of the § 751(a) exchange.

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(2) The partnership must furnish to the transferor and transferee a copy of the

complete Form 8308, including Part IV, or a statement that includes the same

information and any additional information required under § 1.6050K-1(c), by the later

of—

(a) the due date of the partnership’s Form 1065 (including extensions), or

(b) 30 days after the partnership is notified of the § 751(a) exchange.

.02 The relief provided in this notice applies only with respect to a partnerships’

furnishing of a Form 8308 to the transferor and transferee in a § 751(a) exchange made

during calendar year 2024. This notice does not provide relief with respect to a

transferor partner’s failure to furnish the notification to the partnership required by

§ 1.6050K-1(d). In addition, this notice does not provide relief with respect to filing Form

8308 as an attachment to a partnership’s Form 1065; as such, this notice does not

provide relief from penalties under § 6721 for failure to file correct information returns.

IV. DRAFTING INFORMATION

The principal authors of this notice are Jeremy M. Brown and Benjamin H. Weaver of

the Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Partnerships and Special Industries)

ief with respect to filing Form

8308 as an attachment to a partnership’s Form 1065; as such, this notice does not

provide relief from penalties under § 6721 for failure to file correct information returns.

IV. DRAFTING INFORMATION

The principal authors of this notice are Jeremy M. Brown and Benjamin H. Weaver of

the Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Partnerships and Special Industries). Other

personnel from the Treasury Department and IRS participated in its development. For

further information please call (202) 317-5279 (not a toll-free number).

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