EXCHANGE STRUCTURES
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Exchange accommodation titleholder
Also called: EAT · accommodation titleholder
The person or entity that holds qualified indicia of ownership of parked property in a qualifying reverse or improvement exchange safe-harbor structure.
What it means in practice.
Rev. Proc. 2000-37 describes the EAT role within a qualified exchange accommodation arrangement.
Why it matters.
The EAT is central to many reverse and improvement exchange structures.
Additional notes.
Rev. Proc. 2000-37 describes the EAT role within a qualified exchange accommodation arrangement.
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