Who's afraid of deemed repatriations? why domestic borrowers shoul remain vigilant by Kevin Liss
By: Liss, Kevin
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In this article, the author examines recent regulations under section 956, focusing on the broader context in whcih section 956 should be understood by U.S. corporate taxpayers, which now may be encountering creditor requests for previously disfavoured types of credit support from their controlled foreign corporations.
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