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Original Issue Discount Security
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Original Issue Discount Security
A bond or other debt instrument that is issued at a price below its face value. For example, a bond with par of $10,000 might be issued to an investor for $7,000. All zero-coupon bonds are original issue discount debt.


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245) New OID debt issued in a restructuring can shelter post-restructuring income in a manner similar to net operating losses.
Limits on Charitable Contributions by Individuals Contributions to 50%-type organizations Amount Percentage Type of contribution deductible limitation Ordinary income Cost 50% property--inventory, depreciable property, agricultural products, oil and gas property, Section 306 stock, OID debt instruments, market discount bonds artwork by its creator and other property.
The primary purpose of the publication is to help brokers and other middlemen identify publicly offered OID debt instruments, which they hold as nominees for the true owners, so they can comply with their responsibility to file Forms 1099-OID and Forms 1099-INT.
 
 
 
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