Financing International Operations: FX Gains and Losses on Related Party CFC Loans - Subpart F and Foreign Tax Credit Basketing Issues

Financing International Operations: FX Gains and Losses on Related Party CFC Loans - Subpart F and Foreign Tax Credit Basketing Issues

One of the most basic methods of redeploying excess cash and financing the operations of foreign members of a multinational group is lending between related controlled foreign corporations. It is important as a planning matter to attempt to minimize the new foreign currency exposures within controll...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Taxation of Global Transactions 2004-10, Vol.4 (3), p.13
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