This paper covers a CFC case study including:
- identifying the CFC and attributable taxpayers CFC
- tracing through CFCs
- calculating attributable income for Irish Lease Co, Lux Fin Co and Caymans Hold Co
- distributions paid to attributable taxpayer.
Source: National
Published Date: 27 Oct 2011
This paper covers a CFC case study including:
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