Place each of the subparts of § 1563(a)(1)(A) adjacent to its code label. § (A) (1)...

Place each of the subparts of § 1563(a)(1)(A) adjacent to its code label.

§ (A) (1) 1563 (a)

a. Subsection designation. b. Section number. c. Abbreviation of "section". d. Subparagraph designation. e. Paragraph designation.

Expert Solution

Solution:

1	Subsection designation	(a)
2	Subsection designation	1563
3	Abbreviation of "section"	§
4	Subparagraph designation	( A )
5	Paragraph designation	( 1 )

Explanation: As the regulations interpret the Code it needs to be arranged in a proper sequence as the Code. At the beginning a number must be added but to indicate the taxation type or administrative, procedural, or definitional concerns to which theses are relate

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