Retrocausality and distributions of current year PTEP by Matthew M. Chen, Ethan A. Atticks, Clayton H. Collins and Brooke E. Hrouda
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In this article, the authors explore the implications of recent IRS guidance suggesting that a midyear distribution of current-year previously taxed earnings and profits can trigger the recognition of gain under section 961(b)(2).
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