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F Reorg

Hi Brenda,

Reorganizing a corporation is really a job for an attorney -- you don't want to do this yourself unless you are practicing law. However, the client may be able to do it himself using forms that are available on the Secretary of State web sites in Delaware and the state he wants to be incorporated in.

From a tax standpoint it's a tax-free reorganization under IRC Sec. 368(a)(1)(F), what is colloquially known as an F reorganization: a mere change in the place of incorporation. Check the Sec. 368 regs for the statement you need to attach to the tax return in the year you do this. KatieJ 16:07, 6 March 2008 (CST)

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