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IRS Solicits Technical Comments on Opportunity Zone Regulations Post-OBBBA: Administrative Focus on Interim Gains, Single-Family Housing, and Working Capital Safe Harbors

Original source: Current Federal Tax Developments Source published

Current Federal Tax Developments reviews IRS Notice 2026-55 as a request for technical comments on Opportunity Zone regulations following the 2025 statutory changes. The notice invites professionals to identify existing rules that should remain, change or receive additional guidance.

The analysis highlights administrative questions involving interim gains, single-family housing and working-capital provisions. It situates those issues within the legal framework for Qualified Opportunity Funds and qualifying businesses. The notice is a consultation step toward potential regulatory refinement, rather than a final resolution of every issue raised.

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