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How does this reporting requirement apply in the case of cooperative housing corporation?

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How does this reporting requirement apply in the case of cooperative housing corporation?

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A–10: For purposes of section 6050H and this section, a cooperative housing corporation (as defined in section 216) is treated as a person who is engaged in a trade or business and who, in the course of such trade or business, receives interest from its tenant-stockholders on a mortgage. Therefore, a cooperative housing corporation is required to report under section 6050H and this section. Interest Received on Behalf of Another Q–11: If, in the course of a trade or business, a person receives (collects) interest on behalf of another, who is required to report? A–11: The person first receiving (collecting) the interest is required to report. For example, a servicing bank that receives $600 or more of mortgage interest in a calendar year from a payor on behalf of a lender is required to report the interest received under this section. No reporting is required under this section upon the transfer of the interest from the servicing bank to the lender for whom the interest was received. In

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