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conduit theory

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Conduit theory
A theory that because investment companies are merely conduits for capital gains, dividends, and interest, which are in fact passed through to shareholders, the investment company should not be taxed at the corporate level.

conduit theory
The theory that states that because regulated investment companies merely act as conduits for the passage of dividends, interest, and capital gains to stockholders, these income items should not be taxed once to a company and again to the company's stockholders. If an investment company complies with certain federal regulations, the income is taxed only to the stockholders receiving the distributions. Also called pipeline theory. See also Subchapter M.


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30, 2003 passes through as ordinary income to the shareholder under traditional conduit theory principles.
Estate income taxation does not follow the strict conduit theory applied to partnerships and S corporations.
The Service expanded the scope of the conduit theory in 1984 by disregarding (in two revenue rulings) the intermediary financial transactions of corporations located in a country with a reduced treaty withholding rate.
 
 
 
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