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Controlled Foreign Corporations

Field Guide: Form 5471 Category 5a, 5b, or 5c? (Notice 2019-40)

ByPhil Hodgen 01/24/202501/24/2025

I have been in New York this week to speak at the NYSSCPA’s International Tax Conference. The topic: filing categories for Form…

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Controlled Foreign Corporations

Field Guide: Form 5471 Category 3 Filing Requirement Analysis

ByPhil Hodgen 01/10/202501/10/2025

Today, I’m trying something different. Let me know what you think. Field Guide: The Idea About 18 months ago, ​Cameron Ware​ and…

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Controlled Foreign Corporations

Form 5471 Penalty Litigation Demonstrates how Federal Courts Work

ByPhil Hodgen 12/20/202412/20/2024

Form 5471 penalties are still in business By now, you have undoubtedly heard about the Farhy v. Commissioner case: a Tax Court…

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Cross Border Business

Check-the-Box Election and Self-Employment Tax

ByPhil Hodgen 11/15/202411/15/2024

Background Making the check-the-box election for a foreign operating business will make sense for many people. Certainly, it eliminates the dreaded Form…

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Expatriation

Despite What the IRS Thinks, Form W-8CE has No Filing Deadline

ByPhil Hodgen 11/05/202411/05/2024

A quick expatriation topic for you. Covered expatriate defined Covered expatriates are U.S. citizens or long-time green card holders who terminate that…

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Controlled Foreign Corporations

Form 5471 Category 1 Rarely Applies, and Never* for a New U.S. Resident

ByPhil Hodgen 10/18/202410/18/2024

Typical scenario A nonresident owns 100% of a foreign corporation’s stock. Neither the shareholder nor the foreign corporation have any contact with…

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Nonresident Investment in U.S. Real Estate

How To Make Domestic Corporation Stock Not be a USRPI

ByPhil Hodgen 10/07/202410/07/2024

International Tax Insiders Just dropping it here: if you want to join a group of international tax pros, maybe you’ll want to…

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Nonresident Investment in U.S. Real Estate

Deduction or Capitalization of Carrying Costs for U.S. Real Estate

ByPhil Hodgen 09/20/202409/20/2024

Nonresident Owns a U.S. House The scenario is a common one: a nonresident individual owns a house in the United States. Having…

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Controlled Foreign Corporations

Don’t Forget Section 367(b) when Working with Foreign Corporations

ByPhil Hodgen 09/13/202409/13/2024

Summary I engineered a Section 368(a)(1)(D) reorganization in 2023 involving two CFCs. Form a new corporation, contribute the stock of OldCo to…

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Nonresident Investment in U.S. Real Estate

Branch Profits Tax for Rental Income

ByPhil Hodgen 08/30/202408/30/2024

This week I am writing about how rental income is taxed for nonresident investors in U.S. real estate, and when using a…

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