Issues Presented by Proposals to Modify the Tax Treatment of Expatriation: A ReportU.S. Government Printing Office, 1995 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 55.
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... tax proposals . Appendices provide the following informa- tion related to the study : ( A ) comparison of saving clause provisions in bilateral U.S. tax treaties ; ( B ) summary of other countries ' tax- ation of expatriation and ...
... tax proposals . Appendices provide the following informa- tion related to the study : ( A ) comparison of saving clause provisions in bilateral U.S. tax treaties ; ( B ) summary of other countries ' tax- ation of expatriation and ...
vii. lappuse
... taxes on former citizens or residents 114 G. Impact of the Proposals on Existing Tax Treaties and Future Treaty Negotiations 118 1. Impact on current treaty obligations 118 2. Impact on future treaty negotiations 120 H. Mark to Market ...
... taxes on former citizens or residents 114 G. Impact of the Proposals on Existing Tax Treaties and Future Treaty Negotiations 118 1. Impact on current treaty obligations 118 2. Impact on future treaty negotiations 120 H. Mark to Market ...
viii. lappuse
... Tax Provisions .. Page 133 136 VI . POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES TO THE EXISTING ... tax certain expatriates who leave and maintain a presence in the United States ... B ... Treaties A - 1 Appendix B : Summary of Other Countries ' Taxation of ...
... Tax Provisions .. Page 133 136 VI . POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES TO THE EXISTING ... tax certain expatriates who leave and maintain a presence in the United States ... B ... Treaties A - 1 Appendix B : Summary of Other Countries ' Taxation of ...
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... Tax Responsibilities Americans Who Renounce Citizenship ( As Submit- ted to the Congress on February 6 , 1995 ) Appendix E : Estimating the Revenue Effects of Proposed Legislation to Impose Tax ... Treaties That Contain Saving Clauses That ...
... Tax Responsibilities Americans Who Renounce Citizenship ( As Submit- ted to the Congress on February 6 , 1995 ) Appendix E : Estimating the Revenue Effects of Proposed Legislation to Impose Tax ... Treaties That Contain Saving Clauses That ...
2. lappuse
... tax planning . • Section 877 is ineffective with respect to individuals who relo- cate to certain countries with which the United States has a tax treaty because these treaties may not permit the United States to impose a tax on its ...
... tax planning . • Section 877 is ineffective with respect to individuals who relo- cate to certain countries with which the United States has a tax treaty because these treaties may not permit the United States to impose a tax on its ...
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Administration proposal apply basis beneficiary capital gains citizen or resident Congress country of residence deemed sale departure tax distributions double taxation effect estate tax expa expatriating act expatriation tax proposals fair market value foreign tax former citizens gift tax green card Immigration included income tax treaty individual's inheritance tax international law issues Joint Committee staff long-term residents loss of citizenship Macomber marginal tax rates marking to market million modified bills nationality nonresident alien patriation percent on taxable potential present law provisions realization relinquish U.S. citizenship renounce respect retroactive right to emigrate rules section 877 spouse subject to tax subject to U.S. tax avoidance tax haven tax jurisdiction tax on expatriation tax purposes tax rates begin tax treaties taxable transfers taxpayer tion transfers and rise transfers in excess trust interest U.S. citizen U.S. income tax U.S. residents U.S. source income U.S. tax system United
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