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Portal:United States Internal Revenue Service Notice 2021-41 (2021)

Construction of a qualified facility begins when physical work of a significant nature begins. . . . Whether a taxpayer has begun construction of a facility before [the statutory deadline] will depend on the relevant facts and circumstances. The Internal Revenue Service will closely scrutinize a facility, and may determine that construction has not begun on a facility before [the statutory deadline] if a taxpayer does not maintain a continuous program of construction as determined under section 4.06.
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Portal:United States Internal Revenue Service Notice 2022-45 (2022)

Under section 302 (d) of the Relief Act, an eligible retirement plan will not be treated as failing to operate in accordance with its terms merely because the plan implements the provisions of section 302, or any regulations thereunder, if the plan is amended within a prescribed time period and the amendment applies retroactively to the beginning of the period.
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Portal:United States Internal Revenue Service Notice 2021-41 (2021)

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, on May 27, 2020, the Treasury Department and the IRS released Notice 2020-41, which provides that for projects that began construction in either calendar year 2016 or 2017, the Continuity Safe Harbor is satisfied if a taxpayer places the qualified facility or energy property in service by the end of a calendar year that is no more than five calendar years after the calendar year during which construction with respect to that qualified facility or energy property began.
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