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U.S.
Tax Rules for Controlled Foreign Corporations
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The U.S. does not have
jurisdiction over foreign corporations but it does have jurisdiction
over the U.S. owners of foreign corporations. This section of the
Offshore Tax Manual explains the complex tax rules that apply to the
U.S. shareholders or officers of foreign corporations.
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The
Offshore Tax Manual - Part 8
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U.S. Taxpayer's Guide for Controlled Foreign Corporations
- Introduction
- Definition of a Foreign Corporation
- Definition of a Controlled Foreign
Corporation
- A Summary Explanation of "Subpart F
Income"
- Investment Income of Controlled Foreign
Corp.
- Related Party Purchases or Sales
- Related Party Services Income
- Other "Tainted Income" (Subpart F
Income)
- Exceptions to Subpart F Income
- U.S. Source Income of Foreign
Corporations
- CFC Earnings Invested in U.S.
Property
- Election to be Taxed as a Domestic
Corporation
- U.S. Corporations with Foreign
Operations
- Tax Deferral of Non-CFC Income
- Tax Treatment of U.S. Stockholders in
CFCs
- Rules for Passive Foreign Investment
Companies
- Election to Treat a CFC as a Disregarded
Entity
- Attribution and Constructive
Ownership
- Tax on Appreciated Assets Exchanged for
Stock
- Deemed Royalty on Intangibles
- Diverting Profits to a Foreign
Corporation
- Foreign Tax Credit
- U.S. Employee Working and Living
Offshore
- Ownership of a CFC by a Charitable
Trust
- Use of an IBC to Avoid Foreign
Inheritance Taxes
- Withholding on Payments to Foreign
Corporation
- Foreign Corporation Tax Scams and
Schemes
- Some Typical Questions We Receive
- Tax Filing Obligations of a Foreign
Corporation
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