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Another thing shills won't respond to

>Rule 382

Section 382 typically refers to a specific section of the United States Internal Revenue Code, specifically Section 382 of the IRC. This section deals with limitations on the use of net operating losses (NOLs) and other tax attributes when there is a change in ownership of a corporation.

In general, Section 382 imposes restrictions on a corporation's ability to use its NOLs and other tax attributes to offset taxable income after a significant change in ownership. The purpose of this section is to prevent corporations from acquiring companies with significant tax attributes, such as NOLs, solely for the purpose of reducing their own tax liability.

In general, Section 382 imposes restrictions on a corporation's ability to use its NOLs and other tax attributes to offset taxable income after a significant change in ownership. The purpose of this section is to prevent corporations from acquiring companies with significant tax attributes, such as NOLs, solely for the purpose of reducing their own tax liability.

>>56538362
It literally says there in black and white, we have hundreds of hours of lawyers billing for "preservation of NOL's" why are you so bad at this?

>Nobody wanted the NOLs when they were auctioned
The NOL's were not auctioned the IP's were, again you are really bad at this