Title 26 › Subtitle F — Procedure and Administration › CHAPTER 61 — INFORMATION AND RETURNS › Subchapter A — Returns and Records › PART III — INFORMATION RETURNS › Subpart B — Information Concerning Transactions With Other Persons › § 6050AA
If a business collects $600 or more in interest in a year from an individual on a specified passenger vehicle loan, the business must file a report with the IRS at the time the Secretary requires. The report must include the borrower’s name and address, the interest paid for the year, the loan principal at the start of the year, the loan origination date, the vehicle’s year/make/model and VIN (or other description), and any other details the IRS asks for. The business must also give each borrower a written statement with the same facts plus the business contact info by January 31 after the calendar year. “Specified passenger vehicle loan” means the loan described in section 163(h)(4)(B). Words that appear in section 163(h)(4) have the same meaning here. The Secretary must issue rules to carry out this reporting and prevent duplicate reports. No report is needed for periods when section 163(h)(4) does not apply.
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26 U.S.C. § 6050AA
Title 26, Internal Revenue Code
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Sep 22, 2026
Release point: 119-110