Tax Code Amendment: A Change in Foreign-Owned U.S. Corporations' Reporting Requirements
GGD-86-19
Published: Nov 01, 1985. Publicly Released: Dec 02, 1985.
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In response to a congressional request, GAO studied Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax compliance activities with respect to foreign-owned U.S. corporations.
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Matter for Congressional Consideration
Matter | Status | Comments |
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Congress should amend section 6038A of IRC to help IRS enforce the tax laws by identifying transactions between foreign-owned U.S. corporations and their noncorporate foreign owners. | The proposed language suggested in the report was included in the Tax Reform Act of 1986, which was passed on October 22, 1986. |
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Foreign investments in USProposed legislationReporting requirementsTax administrationTax lawTaxesForeign corporationsTax complianceTax lawsTax policy