International Tax
International reporting map
Cross-border work is mapped by accounts, assets, entities, trusts, investments, filing history, and penalty-sensitive facts.
CFC ownership map
Confirm U.S. shareholder status, control, attribution, ownership changes, and Form 5471 filing category signals.
Income category review
Separate tested income, tested loss, Subpart F income, passive income, related-party income, and local-country financial statement data.
Tax attributes and credits
Coordinate E&P, PTEP, foreign taxes, foreign tax credit limitations, Section 962 questions, and owner-level return effects.
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Data and calculation workflow
Identify the foreign books, trial balances, tax returns, entity records, and specialist inputs needed for calculations.
Planning and remediation boundaries
Prospective structuring, elections, legal opinions, and penalty remediation should be handled with qualified tax specialists and counsel where needed.