Section 892 changes would raise borrowing costs for U.S. businesses and harm economic growth
Washington, D.C. — MFA urges the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to reconsider key elements of its proposed regulations under Section 892, which would upset established practices and reduce investment in U.S. businesses. MFA warns, in a comment letter, the proposed framework would discourage certain foreign investment funds from investing in U.S. credit and private markets, raising borrowing costs for Ame...
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