IRC § This: Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income Included In Gross Income Of United States Shareholders
What is 951A?
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What is Track Changes?
You might paint it with watercolors, or ride off into it, but this also describes a tax law's expiration date.
What is a sunset?
C.A.M.T.
What is Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax?
BEAT payments are payments to related foreign parties for which the US party receives a deduction. A de minimis exception says don't worry about your BEAT liability unless you have $500m or more in gross receipts in the prior 3-year period and your this, illustrated above, is at least 3%.
What is Base Erosion Percentage?
IRC § This(): Interest -- Limitation on Business Interest
What is 163(j)?
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What is harmon.ie?
In 2026, the overall effective tax rate for this type of income will increase from 13.125% to 16.406%. Don't look at me - I'm innocent!
What is GILTI?
B.E.P.S.
What is Base Erosion and Profit Shifting?
Under Section 174, for specified R&E (research & experimental) expenditures paid or incurred in tax years beginning after December 31, 2021, a taxpayer is allowed an amortization deduction over 5 years for US-situs R&E or over this number of years for non-US-situs R&E.
What is 15?
When a CFC distributes previously taxed income, the distribution triggers an FX gain or loss. In general, the IRC § This() gain or loss represents the change in US dollar value of functional currency E&P between the time it was included in income and the time it is distributed.
What is 986(c)?
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What is F5?
Alert The Go-Gos! In 2026, "We Got" this rate increasing from 10% to 12.5%.
What is BEAT?
F.D.D.E.I.
What is Foreign Derived Deduction Eligible Income?
USP sells CFC 1 to a 3rd party in exchange for cash.
Gain, if any, recognized by USP on the sale of CFC 1 is expected to be recharacterized, under this code section, as a deemed dividend to the extent of untaxed E&P attributable to the CFC 1 shares.
What is Section 1248?
IRC § This: Deduction For Foreign Source-Portion Of Dividends Received By Domestic Corporations From Specified 10-Percent Owned Foreign Corporations
What is 245A?
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What are Quickbites?
This refers to the latest round of the OECD’s two-pillared plan to modify the rules for global attribution of taxing rights over the profits of multinational corporations. The first round was introduced in back in 2015 and 2016.
What is BEPS 2.0?
A.T.A.D.
What is the (EU) Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive?
CFC 1 sells CFC 2 to a 3rd party in exchange for cash.
Similar to Section 1248, this code section may recharacterize a portion of the gain to the extent of untaxed E&P.
What is Section 964(e)?
IRC § This()(): Foreign Base Company Income -- Exception For Certain Income Subject To High Foreign Taxes
What is 954(b)(4)?
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What is KeyCite?
Also a nickname of rapper Curtis Jackson, the deduction for this type of income is scheduled to decrease from 37.5% to 21.875% in 2026. You can find it in da club with GILTI, incentivizing multinational taxpayers to relocate IP ownership to the US.
What is FDII?
I.C.-D.I.S.C.
What is Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation?
In the transaction illustrated above, USP is treated as having exchanged CFC 1 stock for (i) CFC 2 stock w/ FMV of 80 in a Section 351 exchange; and (ii) CFC 2's taking on liabilities of 20 in a this section stock sale.
(USP is also treated as having exchanged FDRE's operating assets for CFC 2 stock w/ FMV of 160 and CFC 2's taking on liabilities of 40 in a Section 351 transaction.)
What is 304(a)(1)?