The Council for International Tax Education (CITE) presents
Intermediate U.S. International Tax
December 8 - 10 - Washington D.C.
A two and one –half day intermediate level course with live group instruction on the latest U.S. international tax issues facing multinationals doing business overseas
Benefits of Attending
- Learn how the 2010 Obama tax legislation can affect international tax planning at your company in 2010
- Determine the most tax-efficient vehicles for investing overseas
- NEW TOPIC - Understand how foreign exchange gain (loss) is computed for cross-border operations
- Discover U.S. tax recapture consequences of a dual consolidated or branch loss and an overall foreign or domestic loss
- Understand the latest IRS rules under Sec. 987 for taxing payments between foreign corporate disregarded entities
- Learn how to compute foreign tax credit benefits for separate basket income using look-through rules
- Find out the latest interest and R&D expense apportionment rules for foreign tax credit and domestic production activities
- Understand the latest changes to the Subpart F branch rules and investments in U.S. property
- Planning for the migration of intangibles and implementing a cost-sharing agreement under the latest IRS regulations
- Ascertain how a cross-border merger or acquisition can trigger gain recognition and affect future distributions from the foreign target
- Determine the U.S. tax consequences of selling CFC shares under the Sec. 1248 recharacterization rules
- NEW TOPIC ADDED!Disclosure of Uncertain Tax Positions
Educational Course Credit — Up to 25 CPE / CLE Credits Available
Substitutions/Cancellations
Cancellations received more than 72 business hours prior to the meeting will be issued a credit. A $350 fee will apply to cancellations received within 72 business hours of the event. No credit card or cash refunds will be issued at any time. For more information regarding administrative policies, such as complaints and refunds, please contact us at 1-914-328-5656, or e-mail info@citeusa.org. Credits will not be issued for "no shows"
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Washington D.C. - Miller & Chevalier |
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655 Fifteenth St NW, 10th Floor |
Day One - Overview
7:30 am Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 Chairman Introduction & Overview
8:15 Doing Business Overseas, Choice of Entities & Overlay of Treaties
9:30 Break for Refreshments
Doing Business Abroad in Branch or Partnership Form
9:45 International Joint Ventures & Partnerships
11:15 Dual Consolidated Loss Limitation
12:30 pm Luncheon
Doing Business Abroad in Corporate Form
1:15 Outbound Asset Transfers to a Foreign Corporation - Section 367(a) & (d)
2:30 International Mergers & Acquisitions
3:30 Break for Refreshments
3:45 Dispositions of Controlled Foreign Corporation Stock - Section 1248
Foreign Currency
4:45 Functional Currency Rules - 986-989
5:45 Seminar Adjourns for the Day
Day Two - Subpart F
7:30 am Continental Breakfast
8:00 Overview of Subpart F - Sections 951 & 959
9:15 Foreign Base Company Income - Section 954
10:15 Break for Refreshments
10:30 Subpart F Planning Issues in Supply Chain Management
11:45 Section 956 Investments in United States Property
12:45 pm Luncheon
Foreign Tax Credits
1:30 §§ 861-865 Income Sourcing& Expense Allocation
2:45 Break for Refreshments
3:00 Direct & Indirect Foreign Tax Credits
4:30 Section 904 Limitation
5:45 Seminar Adjourns for the Day
Day Three - Transfer Pricing
7:30 am Continental Breakfast
8:15 Overview - Transfer Pricing
9:30 Intercompany Services
10:45 Break for Refreshments
11:00 New Cost-Sharing Rules
12:30 pm Seminar Concludes
CITE Conference Registration - Page 1
There are 3 ways to register for a CITE Conference:
- Complete this form and fax Page 2 to 914-328-5757
- Call us directly at 914-328-5656
- Complete the online registration process