Changes to U.S. CFC and constructive ownership rules lessons for unwary Brazilian investors by Roberto P. Vasconcellos
By: Vasconcellos, Roberto P
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Resumen.
In this article, the author addresses some of the effects of U.S. tax reform on international business planning. Specifically, he focuses on how changes in the definition of U.S. shareholder and constructive ownership rules might affect the tax efficiency of a hypothetical multinational entity with a Brazilian parent company.
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