The foreign reverse hybrid and the estate tax by Seth J. Entin
By: Entin, Seth J
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In this article, the author demonstrates that the estate of a foreign individual who dies owning an interest in a foreign reverse hybrid entity is not subject to U.S. federal estate tax in connection with an interest in the entity, even if the entity owns U.S.-situs assets.
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