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Interest paid to nonresidents: U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn't like proposed regulations

Posted on August 29, 2003, 9:04 am, by admin, under International tax audits and enforcement, US tax laws and foreign business.

The IRS has an enquiring mind. Let’s just leave it at that. They like to know everything, because the IRS believes that all of us (the humble taxpayers) lie, cheat and steal. At the moment, the IRS has a significant knowledge gap for foreigners. A nonresident of the United States can put money in a [...]

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IRS plans for international tax guidance this year

Posted on August 29, 2003, 8:36 am, by admin, under International tax audits and enforcement, US tax laws and foreign business.

Every year, the IRS publishes a Priority Guidance Plan. It lists the subject matters in which they plan to publish tax regulations and other administrative guidance during the year. This year shows an impressively ambitious group of topics in the international tax arena. Here is the list, as published by the IRS: A. Subpart F/Deferral [...]

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