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Code · CFR · Title 26 — Internal Revenue · Part 1 · § 1.544-2

§ 1.544-2. Constructive ownership by reason of indirect ownership.

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The following example illustrates the application of section 544(a)(1), relating to constructive ownership by reason of indirect ownership: Example.A and B, two individuals, are the exclusive and equal beneficiaries of a trust or estate which owns the entire capital stock of the M Corporation. The M Corporation in turn owns the entire capital stock of the N Corporation. Under such circumstances the entire capital stock of both the M Corporation and the N Corporation shall be considered as being owned equally by A and B as the individuals owning the beneficial interest therein.
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