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GILTI Tax

Similar to a subpart F inclusion, “U.S. Shareholders” of CFCs include GILTI in income on an annual basis. U.S. corporations may be entitled under section 250 to a deduction of up to 50% of their GILTI inclusion and related section 78 gross-up. Unlike a subpart F inclusion, a U.S. Shareholder calculates a single GILTI inclusion, …

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Form 14654 and the Streamlined Offshore Program

There are two directions for the IRS streamlined program. These are the SFOP (Streamlined Foreign Offshore Program) and the SDOP (Streamlined Domestic Offshore Program). Both the SFOP and SDOP has the following benefits: amnesty from FBAR penalties, accuracy-related penalties, and failure to file penalties. Differences between the SFOP and SDOP The differences between the two …

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FATCA compliance and FBAR filing

FATCA was signed into law in 2010, with an aim to levy certain taxes on U.S. citizens and entities with substantial overseas holdings and the overseas institutions that enable some sorts of tax evasion. Requires foreign banks to report and pass due diligence of US persons bank accounts to accurately report to the US treasury …

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Form 8621 (PFIC)

Required when there is distribution of income from a passive foreign investment company (PFICs) in which a U.S. person is a shareholder or a disposition of the shares of a PFIC by gift, death and most types of otherwise tax free exchanges or redemptions. This form must be filed to compute the tax due on …

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Form 3520

Annual Return to Report Transactions With Foreign Trusts and Receipt of Certain Foreign Gifts Usually amounts of $100,000 or more are required to be reported in a calendar year.

Form 5471 (CFCs)

U.S. citizens and U.S. residents who are officers, directors, or shareholders in certain foreign corporations are responsible for IRS Form 5471 filing. Under the TCJA, rules requiring the inclusion of GILTI for controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) were added. The new rules are in Section 951A and other sections of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). The …

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Expat & International Taxation

Whether you are a corporation or a partnership with international operations or a business or individual working abroad or foreign citizens working in the U.S., we can help you plot a course through cross-border taxation issues. There are many special rules and policies for businesses with a foreign presence. We can help you make sense of …

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