1 Using link analysis to develop indirect and multi-tiered ownership structures Larry R. May Intelligent Business Solutions Group June, 2012.

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1 Using link analysis to develop indirect and multi-tiered ownership structures Larry R. May Intelligent Business Solutions Group June, 2012

2 Enterprise structures are an attempt to identify all economic activity under the common control of a taxpayer. Currently limited to flow-trough relationships, parent/subsidiary links, and primary/secondary SSN associations. Also limited to structures with at least two business returns. What is an Enterprise?

3 What is common control? Control is direct and indirect ownership of 50% or more of another entity consistent with the rules set forth in IRC section 267(c) and section 707(b). Allocation proportions are used as a proxy for ownership percentage. Other items which may assist in identifying related parties include name similarities, TIN sequencing, common address and common preparer.

4 High Income High Asset Icon Legend A

5 30%100% 50%5% 10% High Income High Asset Icon Legend A B CD E F G

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14 30%100% 50% 15% 20% 5% 30% 10% 100% 33% High Income High Asset Icon Legend A B C D H E F G J

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18 30%100% 50% 15% 20% 5% 30% 10% 100% 33% 35% Smith Gustufsan A D High Income High Asset Icon Legend A B C D H E F G J K L

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25 A Simple Enterprise There are 2 other investors (3 in total) in this partnership but this individual has more than 50% ownership This taxpayer has 5 investments but he has a controlling interest in only the 3 shown

26 A Complex Enterprise

27 Various Shapes and Sizes

28 Enterprise Data

29 Small enterprise structures dominate the population

%6.92%4.96% 4.57%3.95%3.55% One-third (33.68%) of the 1,000,000 enterprises take one of the following six structures

31 Enterprise Highlights Over 900,000 are controlled by an individual. About 50,000 are LB&I controlled. The Real Estate Industry dominates. About 20% contained either an initial or final year return. Usually the same preparer prepared most of the returns. Enterprises usually have very few investors other than the controlling owner.

32 Related Areas of Research Name Similarity analysis Familial Relationships Other Heuristics of Relationship and Control Boundary Refinement (Merging Ent.) Aggregation methods for data Risk Assessment Enterprise Profile Other…

33 Thank You for Your Time and Attention Larry R. May

34 Supplemental Tables

35 Enterprise Owner Type by Entity Range

36 Enterprise Owner Type by Asset Size

37 Dominant Industry by Concentration

38 Asset Range by Owner Type Proportion Tiered by Tier Depth

39 Initial/Final Status by Entity Range Preparer Coverage by Entity Range

40 Minority Investors by Entity Range Allocation Amount by Entity Range