792 results on '"Controlled foreign corporations -- Taxation"'
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152. Proposed subpart F 'contract manufacturing' regs: the substantial contribution test and the branch rule.
153. IRS throws the book at s. 936 exits.
154. And you thought the branch rule was complicated before: the impact of the proposed contract manufacturing regulations.
155. LTR 200825009: IRS rules that sale of carbon emission allowances did not generate foreign personal holding company income.
156. Vodafone 2 v. HMRC: the roaming boundaries of European Community law.
157. Subpart F: the proposed non-physical manufacturing branch.
158. The proposed contract manufacturing regulations: a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
159. The treasury releases long-awaited contract manufacturing guidance.
160. Virtual manufacturing and the proposed contract manufacturing regulations.
161. TEI's comments on proposed contract manufacturing regulations.
162. What the proposed contract manufacturing regulations are all about.
163. FBCSI: new proposed regulations address contract manufacturing and the branch rule.
164. 'Going naked': IRS official expands contract manufacturing comments.
165. A brave new world - the application of Code sec. 267(a)(3)(B) to expenses accrued by controlled foreign corporations.
166. Proposed contract manufacturing regs. may help taxpayers avoid subpart F income.
167. Contract manufacturing arrangements and subpart F.
168. Swedish CFC taxation and the 'business purpose' concept.
169. Challenges ahead for contract manufacturing in China.
170. Contract manufacturing: is the war over?
171. Tax-free repatriation transactions under attack again.
172. Consolidation in the global positioning and navigation industry illustrates tax issues and opportunities in cross-border acquisitions.
173. The egg of Columbus Container: German budget sunny side up, not scrambled.
174. Overview of the French CFC legislation
175. Indirect ownership of CFC and PFIC shares by U.S. beneficiaries of foreign trusts.
176. German CFC rules held compatible with EU law.
177. Controlled foreign corporations in the EU after Cadbury Schwepps.
178. 'Manufacturing' foreign base company sales income.
179. New Danish limitations on interest deductions
180. The substantial assistance rules: an evolution in subpart F planning.
181. Charitable remainder trusts and passive foreign investment companies: a modest proposal.
182. Applying recent Code section 165(g)(3) guidance in an international context.
183. U.S. substantial assistance rules: help for global service companies.
184. A bird's eye view of s. 367's application to triangular reorganizations involving CFCs.
185. Tiered CFCs and inbound exchanges.
186. Controlled foreign companies and foreign profits.
187. Moving 'management and control' of a foreign corporation to achieve favorable U.S. tax results.
188. Killing off the Killer B.
189. Intragroup transactions: the kinder, gentler subpart F.
190. New dual consolidated loss regulations applied to s. 953(d).
191. Congress and Treasury's attack on importing taxpayer-favorable tax attributes.
192. U.K. tax update: shh! You-know-who hasn't started singing yet.
193. Notice 2007-13 announces new and improved substantial assistance rules.
194. IRS takes sound approach to applying CFC look-through rule.
195. Mobile beneficiaries of Canadian estate plans: implications of moving to the United States.
196. U.S. CFC look-through rule: needed clarification, abuses shut down.
197. Kudos - mostly - to IRS on initial CFC-to-CFC look-through rule guidance.
198. CFC look-through: needed clarification, abuses shut down.
199. Notice 2007-9: a sound approach for applying the U.S. CFC look-through rule.
200. Qualifying income of a RIC from investment in a CFC.
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