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Informationen zum Autor Ernest R. Larkins is the E. Harold Stokes/KPMG Professor of Accounting at Georgia State University, where he teaches graduate courses in federal tax research and international taxation. He has published approximately 100 articles in various academic, law, and professional journals, as well as several chapters in books and monographs. He has received research fellowships from the Australian Taxation Studies Program (ATAX), University of New South Wales, and, for work conducted in Russia, the Society of International Business Fellows. He is an active member of the American Accounting Association and the American Taxation Association. Klappentext A clear, concise explanation of United States tax laws international aspects In tackling a sometimes thorny set of laws and treaties, international tax expert Ernest Larkins emphasizes their economic effects, showing how to avoid hazards while reaping rewards which often go ignored. Coverage includes: Special issues arising when a foreign person invests in U.S. real estate, as well as the best structures for holding such real estate What a controlled foreign corporation is and what consequences result from this status Acceptable transfer pricing methods and what penalties apply when taxpayers do not follow arms-length principles "International Applications of U.S. Income Tax Law also contains many useful tools which allow readers to build understanding through practice, as well as formulate and solve the complex problems international taxes can present. Order your copy today! Zusammenfassung A concise explanation of United States tax law's international aspects. This book also contains various useful tools which allow readers to build understanding through practice! as well as formulate and solve the complex problems international taxes can present. Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface. PART ONE: Generic Topics. CHAPTER 1: Policy and Overview. International Tax Policy. Entity Selection. Generic Topics. Inbound Transactions. Outbound Transactions. Related Person Transactions. CHAPTER 2: Jurisdiction to Tax. Tale of Two Systems. U.S. Jurisdiction. Double Taxation. CHAPTER 3: Income Tax Treaties. Treaty Creation and Authority. Treaty Scope. Personal Service Income. Business Profit. Investment Income. Gain from Dispositions. Special Clauses. CHAPTER 4: Source of Income. Fundamental Importance. General Source Rules. Interest Income. Dividend Income. Personal Service Income. Rent and Royalty Income. Gain from Selling Property. Other Source Rules. CHAPTER 5: Allocation and Apportionment. Allocation to Classes. Apportionment to Groupings. Interest Deductions. Research and Experimental Deductions. Other Deductions. PART TWO: Inbound Transactions. CHAPTER 6: Foreign Persons. Residency Tests. Counting Days. Dual Status Aliens. Important Elections. CHAPTER 7: Nonbusiness Income. Fixed or Determinable, Annual or Periodical Income. Marginal Tax Rates. Nonbusiness Exemptions. Interest Stripping. CHAPTER 8: Business Income. U.S. Trade or Business. Effectively Connected Income. Business Exemptions. Income Tax Calculations. CHAPTER 9: Real Property Gains. U.S. Real Property Interests. U.S. Real Property Holding Corporations. Withholding Procedures. Structures for Holding U.S. Real Estate. CHAPTER 10: Branch Taxes. Branch Profits Tax. Marginal Tax Rates. Branch Interest Tax. PART THREE: Outbound Transactions. CHAPTER 11: Foreign Tax Credit. Creditable Taxes. Deemed Paid Taxes. L...
