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.05 Section 1.472-8(g)(1) provides that any change in method of pooling authorized by § 1.472-8 and used in computing the taxpayer’s LIFO inventories under the dollar-value LIFO method shall be treated as a change in method of accounting. Any method of pooling that is authorized by § 1.472-8 shall be used for the year of adoption and for all subsequent taxable years unless a change is required by the Commissioner in order to clearly reflect income, or unless permission to change is granted by the Commissioner as provided in § 1.446-1(e). If the taxpayer changes from one method of pooling to another method of pooling, the ending LIFO inventory for the taxable year preceding the year of change shall be restated under the new method of pooling. .06 Section 1.472-8(g)(2)(i) provides, in relevant part, that a taxpayer who has been using the dollar-value LIFO method and who is permitted or required to change its method of pooling shall combine or separate the LIFO value of its inventory for the base year and each yearly layer of increment in order to conform to the new pool or pools. The combination or separation of the LIFO value of the taxpayer’s inventory for the base year and each yearly layer of increment shall be made in accordance with the appropriate method in § 1.472-8(g)(2), unless the use of a different method is approved by the Commissioner. Section 1.472-8(g)(2)(ii) provides rules that a taxpayer must apply when separating a pool. Sections 1.472-8(g)(2)(iii) and (iv) provide alternative rules that a taxpayer must apply when combining pools. These sections also contain examples showing the application of the rules for taxpayers that use double-extension LIFO. .07 A taxpayer generally may obtain automatic consent under § 446(e) and § 1.446-1(e)(2)(i) to change to a method of accounting listed in the APPENDIX of Rev. Proc.
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BACKGROUND .01 Section 472(a) of the Internal Revenue Code provides generally that a taxpayer may use the LIFO method of inventorying goods if, among other requirements, the change to, and use of, the method is in accordance with such regulations as the Secretary may prescribe as necessary in order that the use of the method may clearly reflect income. .02 Section 1.472-8(a) of the Income Tax Regulations provides that any taxpayer may elect to determine the cost of its LIFO inventories under the dollar-value LIFO method of accounting, provided such method is used consistently and clearly reflects income in accordance with the rules of § 1.472-8. .03 Section 1.472-8(b)(1) requires manufacturers and processors to establish one pool for each natural business unit unless the taxpayer elects under § 1.472-8(b)(3) to establish multiple pools. In addition, § 1.472-8(b)(1) requires that where the manufacturer or processor is also engaged in the wholesaling or retailing of goods purchased from others, any pooling of the LIFO inventory of such purchased goods for the wholesaling or retailing operations shall be determined in accordance with the rules of § 1.472-8(c) (concerning pools of resellers). .04 Section 1.472-8(c)(1) requires, in relevant part, a reseller to establish dollar-value pools based on major lines, types, or classes of goods. .05 Section 1.472-8(g)(1) provides that any change in method of pooling authorized by § 1.472-8 and used in computing the taxpayer’s LIFO inventories under the dollar-value LIFO method shall be treated as a change in method of accounting. Any method of pooling that is authorized by § 1.472-8 shall be used for the year of adoption and for all subsequent taxable years unless a change is required by the Commissioner in order to clearly reflect income, or unless permission to change is granted by the Commissioner as provided in § 1.446-1(e).