Informal interpretations provide guidance from previous staff interpretations on the applicability of the HSR rules to specific fact situations. You should not rely on them as a substitute for reading the Act and the Rules themselves. These materials do not, and are not intended to, constitute legal advice.
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Rule
802.1(a)
Conclusion correct, but not for reasons cited. Exempt as realty in the ordinary course. Income stream incidental to sale of property & business of partnership which isdevelopment. Golf course "turnkey...
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Item 5
In this tolling agreement scenario, Company A should report in Item 5 the revenue for any sales that appear on the books of the US business of Company A, and do so using a wholesale NAICS Code.
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7A(c)(1)
9/17/90 Will advise (redacted) when he calls that we agree with his analysis and conclusion that the transaction is exempt. TH
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Item 4(c), 802.4
Unless the controlled entities are foreign with no sales into the US, or have assets valued at less than $10 million, they must be listed in Item 6(a), regardless of whether they are in the same...
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803.9
The fee is based upon the size of the reportable transaction. Therefore, the value of the assets held by the other UPE would not be included. Please do describe the totality of the transaction in Item...
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803.9
The correct threshold for determining reportability is the one in effect at the time of closing. The filing fee is determined by the value of the transaction at the time of filing.
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