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Pippa Browde, a professor at the University of Montana School of Law, discusses the Treasury Department's proposed regulations aimed at expanding the federal income tax exemption for Indian tribal governments. These regulations provide a safe harbor for tribal business enterprises, allowing them to benefit from the Inflation Reduction Act. However, Browde notes that the rules do not address all barriers, particularly for entities organized under state or local law. She emphasizes that "the focus should be on ownership of an entity," highlighting the need for flexibility in structuring tribal enterprises. The proposed regulations reflect federal policies of tribal sovereignty and self-governance, but additional barriers remain for tribes seeking to fully access tax incentives.
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