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                    (b) Profit split option--(1)  Computation of                      
               combined taxable income.                                               
                    Question 1:  In determining combined taxable                      
               income from sales of a possession product, how are the                 
               allocations and apportionments of expenses, losses, and                
               other deductions to be determined?                                     
                    Answer 1:  (i) Expenses, losses, and other                        
               deductions are to be allocated and apportioned on a                    
               "fully-loaded" basis under � 1.861-8 to the combined                   
               gross income of the possessions corporation and other                  
               members of the affiliated group * * *  The amount of                   
               research, development, and experimental expenses                       
               allocated and apportioned to combined gross income is                  
               to be determined under � 1.861-8(e)(3). * * * Other                    
               expenses which are subject to � 1.861-8(e) are to be                   
               allocated and apportioned in accordance with that                      
               section.  For example, interest expense * * * is to be                 
               allocated and apportioned under � 1.861-8(e)(2).  With                 
               the exception of marketing and distribution expenses                   
               discussed below, the other remaining expenses which are                
               definitely related to a class of gross income shall be                 
               allocated to that class of gross income and shall be                   
               apportioned on the basis of any reasonable method, as                  
               described in � 1.861-8(b)(3) and (c)(1).  Examples of                  
               such methods may include, but are not limited to, those                
               specified in � 1.861-8(c)(1)(i) through (vi).                          
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                    Question 12:  If the possession product is a                      
               component product or an end-product form, how is the                   
               combined taxable income for such product to be                         
               determined?                                                            
                    Answer 12:  (i) In computing combined taxable income,             
               the sales price of the component product * * * is                      
               determined as follows.  With respect to a component                    
               product, an independent sales price from comparable                    
               uncontrolled transactions must be used if such price                   
               can be determined in accordance with sec. 1.482-                       
               2(e)(2).  If an independent sales price of the                         
               component product from comparable uncontrolled                         
               transactions cannot be determined, then the possessions                
               corporation must treat the sales price for the                         
               component product as equal to the same proportion of                   
               the third party sales price of the integrated product                  
               which the production costs attributable to the                         




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