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                    property to the taxpayer). It would be                            
                    inconsistent with the purposes of section 469                     
                    to treat rental income as passive activity                        
                    gross income in such cases * * *                                  
               In successive attempts to define the scope of the self-rented          
          property rule, numerous sets of regulations were promulgated.  In           
          both sets of temporary regulations, promulgated on February 25,             
          1988, and May 12, 1989, respectively, activities conducted through          
          a C corporation were excluded from being attributed to the                  
          taxpayer/shareholder for purposes of determining "material                  
          participation".  See sec. 1.469-5T(f), Temporary Income Tax Regs.,          
          53 Fed. Reg. 5686, 5725 (Feb. 25, 1988), T.D. 8175, 1988-1 C.B.             
          191, 235; sec. 1.469-4T(b)(2)(ii)(B), Temporary Income Tax Regs.,           
          54 Fed. Reg. 20527, 20543 (May 12, 1989), T.D. 8253, 1989-1 C.B.            
          121.6  Pursuant to the sunset provisions of section 7805(e)(2),7 the        
          second set of temporary regulations (section 1.469-                         
          4T(b)(2)(ii)(B)), expired on May 11, 1992.                                  
               On May 15, 1992, section 1.469-4, Proposed Income Tax Regs.,           
          57 Fed. Reg. 20802, 20804 (May 15, 1992), PS-1-89, 1992-1 C.B.              


               6    Proposed regulations adopting the definition of                   
          "activity" for purposes of applying the limitations on passive              
          activity losses and passive activity credits as set forth in the            
          second set of temporary regulations were issued concurrently                
          (i.e., May 12, 1989) with the promulgation of the second set of             
          temporary regulations.  See PS-001-89, 54 Fed. Reg. 20606 (May              
          12, 1989), 1989-1 C.B. 1057.                                                
               7    Sec. 7805(e)(2) provides: "Any temporary regulation               
          shall expire within 3 years after the date of issuance of such              
          regulation."                                                                




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