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The Internal Revenue Service recently released IRS Notice 2026-16, providing long-awaited clarity on Qualified Production Property (QPP) under §168(n). This 30-minute webinar walks through the key provisions of the guidance, including start-of-construction rules, related-party lease considerations, treatment of raw material storage, and examples of substantial transformation.
Join McGuire Sponsel for a practical overview of what’s changed, what it means, and how the new guidance may impact upcoming planning and compliance decisions.
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