Publication 598 |
2001 Tax Year |
Securities Loans
Acquisition indebtedness does not include an obligation of the
exempt organization to return collateral security provided by the
borrower of the exempt organization's securities under a securities
loan agreement (discussed under Gross Income--Exclusions
in chapter 4).
This transaction is not treated as the borrowing
by the exempt organization of the collateral furnished by the borrower
(usually a broker) of the securities.
However, if the exempt organization incurred debt to buy the loaned
securities, any income from the securities (including income from
lending the securities) would be debt-financed income. For this
purpose, any payments with respect to securities loans are considered
to be from the securities loaned and not from collateral security or
the investment of collateral security from the loans. Any deductions
that are directly connected with collateral security for the loan, or
with the investment of collateral security, are considered deductions
that are directly connected with the securities loaned.
Short sales.
Acquisition indebtedness does not include the "borrowing" of
stock from a broker to sell the stock short. Although a short sale
creates an obligation, it does not create debt.
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