cash equivalent doctrine

cash equivalent doctrine
Generally, a cash basis taxpayer does not report income until cash is constructively or actually received. Under the cash equivalent doctrine, cash basis taxpayers are required to report income even though no cash is actually received in a transaction if the equivalent of cash is received e.g., property is received instead of cash in a taxable transaction

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