Eviscerating the foreign tax credit limitations and cutting the repatriation tax what's ETI repeal got to do with is ? by J. Clifton Fleming Jr. andRobert J. Peroni
By: Fleming, J. Clifton
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Contributor(s): Peroni, Robert J.
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ArticlePublisher: 2004Subject(s): INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS | IMPUESTOS | CREDITO | POLITICA FISCAL | ESTADOS UNIDOS
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Tax notes v. 104, n. 13, September 20, 2004, p. 1393-1415
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| OP 1820/2004/104/10-2 State tax treatment of limited liability companies and limited liabilitypartnerships | OP 1820/2004/104/12-1 ABA section of taxation report of the Task Force on Judicial Deference | OP 1820/2004/104/12-2 Allocating the research credit within controlled groups | OP 1820/2004/104/13-1 Eviscerating the foreign tax credit limitations and cutting the repatriation tax | OP 1820/2004/104/13-2 Exchanges of multiple stocks and securities in corporate division or acquisitive reorganizations | OP 1820/2004/104/13-3 Identification numbers and U.S. government compliance initiatives | OP 1820/2004/104/14-1 Semantics and substance in partnership mergers |
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